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Pocomucho Daily — Friday June 5th 2026
it's Friday, June 5th, 2026. I'm your host Ben D-M-Z. from Ibiza this is Pocomucho Daily
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Starting with music, and a couple of reviews worth your attention. Out today, GiGi FM drops a new single-EP called *Shelter Our Time*. Also a new album from Beatrice M. titled *Sinking* — an albums-category release, so a fuller body of work to dig into there.
On the more leftfield side of things, a posthumous collaborative record from Lee "Scratch" Perry and German electronic duo Mouse on Mars has surfaced — titled *Spatial, No Problem.* The record draws on the late dub pioneer's voice, and by all accounts it lifts the project to what's being described as an eerie kind of joy.
Over in the world of house, Solardo have landed on Defected with a new release called "Forever," which dropped on May 22nd. It's their first original for the label, and it deepens a relationship that started when the Manchester duo played Defected's Pacha Ibiza residency in 2025.
A couple of premieres worth flagging. Kamil Ghaouti has a track called "Loose" — notable because after more than eleven years of releasing music, this is the first time Ghaouti has put his own voice on one of his records. Also premiering today, a Mac Seldom remix of Nathan Fake's "Hypercube," drawn from Fake's album *Evaporator*, released on InFiné back in February.
Finally Before we wrap up, here's what defined the week in dance music.
Two stories stood out this week for what they say about the direction of the scene. First, Pacha New York is officially opening in Brooklyn later this month — the iconic brand framing it as a new era of nightlife. That's a bold statement, and Brooklyn is the right city block to back it up. Second, Germany to recognise nightclubs as cultural venues under new planning reforms. The new legislation would better protect clubs against predatory real estate developers, rising rent costs, and evictions
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Although hand curated, this episode is AI-powered. For the human side, check out our weekly dance music selections, Ibiza club playlists updated almost daily, and our focus mixes. All links in the description. Have a great weekend and see you Monday for more dance music news.
Curated Daily by Benjamin Dumazot (bendmz) for Pocomucho Ibiza - Contact: [email protected]
https://www.instagram.com/pocomuchoibiza/
https://www.youtube.com/@PocomuchoWeekly
https://www.youtube.com/@PocomuchoMixes
All Playlists here: https://open.spotify.com/user/31ufjhcx7i2przixy77v7p3doxzm?si=d06ed46fc46649d1
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By Bendmzit's Friday, June 5th, 2026. I'm your host Ben D-M-Z. from Ibiza this is Pocomucho Daily
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Starting with music, and a couple of reviews worth your attention. Out today, GiGi FM drops a new single-EP called *Shelter Our Time*. Also a new album from Beatrice M. titled *Sinking* — an albums-category release, so a fuller body of work to dig into there.
On the more leftfield side of things, a posthumous collaborative record from Lee "Scratch" Perry and German electronic duo Mouse on Mars has surfaced — titled *Spatial, No Problem.* The record draws on the late dub pioneer's voice, and by all accounts it lifts the project to what's being described as an eerie kind of joy.
Over in the world of house, Solardo have landed on Defected with a new release called "Forever," which dropped on May 22nd. It's their first original for the label, and it deepens a relationship that started when the Manchester duo played Defected's Pacha Ibiza residency in 2025.
A couple of premieres worth flagging. Kamil Ghaouti has a track called "Loose" — notable because after more than eleven years of releasing music, this is the first time Ghaouti has put his own voice on one of his records. Also premiering today, a Mac Seldom remix of Nathan Fake's "Hypercube," drawn from Fake's album *Evaporator*, released on InFiné back in February.
Finally Before we wrap up, here's what defined the week in dance music.
Two stories stood out this week for what they say about the direction of the scene. First, Pacha New York is officially opening in Brooklyn later this month — the iconic brand framing it as a new era of nightlife. That's a bold statement, and Brooklyn is the right city block to back it up. Second, Germany to recognise nightclubs as cultural venues under new planning reforms. The new legislation would better protect clubs against predatory real estate developers, rising rent costs, and evictions
---
Although hand curated, this episode is AI-powered. For the human side, check out our weekly dance music selections, Ibiza club playlists updated almost daily, and our focus mixes. All links in the description. Have a great weekend and see you Monday for more dance music news.
Curated Daily by Benjamin Dumazot (bendmz) for Pocomucho Ibiza - Contact: [email protected]
https://www.instagram.com/pocomuchoibiza/
https://www.youtube.com/@PocomuchoWeekly
https://www.youtube.com/@PocomuchoMixes
All Playlists here: https://open.spotify.com/user/31ufjhcx7i2przixy77v7p3doxzm?si=d06ed46fc46649d1