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“walk each other home w amélie” is the first single from @loutouse's upcoming debut album, soft berlin summer. A calm, emotional Melodic House track featuring intimate vocals from close friend Amélie, it captures a moment of quiet connection amid the chaos of city life.

Rooted in friendship and longing, this track sets the emotional tone for an album that reflects on home, change, and all the small moments in between.

When unexpected talents unite in the studio, pure magic unfolds. "Steinberg" seizes that rare, electric moment when diverse creative sparks ignite, crafting a track that’s raw, authentic, and universally resonant. This collaboration showcases the beauty of spontaneity, proving the best music arises when least anticipated. Built for anyone who trusts in the alchemy of artistic synergy, this piece blends emotive beats with innovative flair.

By @vincentgericke & @rogiermuller

Flauh takes Woala’s “Voices” into deeper territory, fusing a driving progressive pulse with his signature emotional intensity. The remix layers warmth and rhythm into a sound that resonates beyond the dancefloor.

It’s Flauh’s second single release, carrying both the energy of the current moment and the authenticity of his own evolving style.

Original by @woala from Koblenz.

Remix by @flauh from Bern.

With the Kopfbahnhof Remix, In Your Sleep takes a darker, more hypnotic turn. The dubby textures and raw, driving house groove strip the track to its essentials, while Iveta Mukuchyan’s vocals still weave through the mix with the same haunting allure as the original. Latteo’s foundation remains, but this reimagining trades smooth edges for grit, making it a deeper, more underground experience.

Original by @latteo & @ivetaxnews.

Remix by @kopfbahnhof.

Work Room Balance is the first in a trilogy of upcoming ambient works from Landhouse, created in an old work room on his vacation in Italy. Built on gentle textures and patient melodic movements, the track captures the equilibrium between focus and ease that emerges when work and rest coexist.

Made by @landhouse in Gernsbach.

Destiny once again pushes the boundaries of the emerging slow rave genre, a fresh offshoot of the downtempo family. Geplantes Nichtstun captures the essence of early rave culture, distilling its euphoric highs into a single track. Known for his keen sensitivity to fleeting, powerful moments, he has already moved audiences in his live performances. Now, this hidden gem is finally ready to reach a wider public.

Created by @geplantesnichtstun in Bern.

The Null Remix of "I Am In Love" by Biljana Pais flips the original into a fast, groovy, and glitchy rework. Null chop up Biljana’s vocals into gritty, percussive ad libs, layering them over warped synths and tight, syncopated beats. It’s a high-energy, left-field remix that blends experimental club textures with an infectious groove.

Remixed by @nullmusik in Berlin.

“Crazy The Moon” by Biljana Pais is a hypnotic blend of experimental House and psychedelic Electronica. Driven by eerie synth textures and Biljana’s vocals, it drifts between dreamlike and disorienting. Think moody seaside nights, blurred timelines, and surreal grooves. For fans of boundary-pushing soundscapes that don’t fit neatly into one box.

Created by @biljanapais in Berlin.

Radar Peak goes back to Trippin Jaguars love for sci-fi and mystery, imagining a forgotten radar array hidden in the wild, quietly listening to the stars. Retro-futuristic synths, field recordings, and organic percussion evoke a sense of sci-fi mystery grounded in nature.

A deep, energetic release that opens up a new chapter in the Trippin Jaguar sound.

Written by @tripjag in Amsterdam.

Let It Rain is a groovy, oriental-tinged downtempo journey from Tiefe Wasser Berlin and Cape Town’s Sadhu Sensi. Born from a guitar riff and percussion, it grew across continents into a hypnotic blend of warm synths, soulful vocals, and meditative Native American flute. A song about welcoming the rain as renewal, it invites you to slow down, listen, and let it flow.

By @tiefe-wasser-berlin & sadhu-sensi