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If you’re looking for another set of Future Funk jams to keep the night going, Canadian producer Pan!c Pop has got you covered. Distributed by Hong Kong Future Funk powerhouse Neon City Records Goodbye, 5o 5oon… delivers a solid half hour of spliced-up, thumping ear

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Photographer and producer Danny Scott Lane has released an intriguing new entry into the business casual catalogue. Titled Holy Goodnight, the ten-track record channels the vibrant cosmopolitan poptimism of Japanese City Pop and adds a smooth flair of jazz and funky kicks for good measure,

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After months of teasing throughout the scalding hot summer season, L’Avenue has finally landed another full-length project onto Bandcamp. Glossy and carefree as ever, L’Avenue’s sound is back in full technicolor definition on this 10 track ode to eighties glam synth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo83Dv04sYM&ab_channel=L%27Avenue-Topic Favorite Tracks : Sun and

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Two years after dropping the classic score to the Masebrothers' Cyborg Deadly Machine, French producer Fixions has struck back with a merciless onslaught of Darksynth ripped straight from the deepest depths of hell. Requiem for the Serpents World is a brutal endaveour bearing the mark

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Following up on their tribute to City-pop Yume No Machi, Brighton-based producer Opus Science Collective has returned with an equally refreshing angle to croon your senses to sweet surrender. As the title suggests, Deuce is an EP focused on the bright, punchy sounds of Tennis

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Rising Synthstar Sierra has recently dropped a new collab track with fellow EBM producer Hippø & The Jacket. Titled ‘Last Breath’, this latest track brings the brutal EBM aggression to new heights with the addition of strings amidst the glitchy techno mayhem. If your heart

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American Synthwave duo Causeway has marked the release of their full-length debut this month. Co-produced by Johnny Jewel and released via Italians Do It Better (formerly home to Chromatics), We Were Never Lost packs a generous serving of voluptuous synthpop, colourful sound textures and dramatic

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Morgan Willis has delivered on his promise of a hard-hitting return. Released last Friday, ‘Feel it’ follows up on the ladykilling producer’s teasers hinting at a funky, disco-infused electro makeover. Majestic and larger than life, M.Willis’ Nu-Disco track will get your groove on with a

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