Our latest music collection for quarantine times, “the View from in Here” (Sixth Chapter), begins with an extraordinary track by Californian producer Daniel Goldstein, (Lane 8), titled “Keep On” (Anjunadeep), a track very in the melodic house line that we like so much lately. Next we listen to the track “SDFG” (Kindisch) a track created by the Russian producers Sergey Kulikov and Vitali Bragin (DOYEQ), undoubtedly one of the great promises in the Moscow electronic scene. Our next guest is the New York producer Leon Blaq, who presents us with a delicious track with a suggestive melodic base titled “Awakening” (Syncopate Afterhours). Next we listen to the track titled "Aprocot Tree" (Hoomidaas), a track created and produced by the great Hraach which creates an atmosphere and a mix of electronic sounds that are very characteristic of the producer's musical career. Our next guests are the Montreal producer Varti Deuchoghlian and the Australian vocalist Brent McCormick's (HOKI) who present their track “King of Hearts”, (Young Owner) in this occasion remixed by the German producer Martin Roth who contributes to the track his instrumental skills and creative power, a beautiful work, without a doubt.

The great Berlin producer Madmoromiquel is our next guest artist and he presents his track “Someone To Take Me Home” (Bunte Kuh), a track remixed by Berlin producer Christopher Schwarzwalder which gives the track a touch of percussion and an exquisite melodic sound . A great track. Next we welcome the great Norwegian producer Astroleaf who presents his track “I've Been Letting Go of You” (Silk Music), this time remixed by the Polish producer Kobana, which creates an intoxicating soundscape with a fine Exquisite vocals and instrumental layer, an emotional and beautiful track.

Then producer Mauro B (currently residing in Spain) presents us with a track "Choirs In My Head" (Dreamers), a delicious track. And to end our beautiful musical collection, the English dj and producer Braxton presents us with a beautiful track titled "Torn" (Anjunadeep) with the delicious voice of Danni Wells.

Thanks to all the artists and labels for their extraordinary contribution to electronic music.

Carl Stien, June 2020