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Ultra Records presents “2 Little 2 Late,” the new collaboration between Mario and Levi — a meeting of two artists who come from different corners of music but somehow land on the same wavelength here. It's a rework of JoJo's early-2000s hit, though that context fades once the track starts moving. The familiar hook is there, but the shape of the song has shifted.

BTSM's label shares SubDocta's new Almost Cool EP, a five-track collection that brings together collaborations and solo material in a steady, dance-focused format.

Flamenca Records wraps up 2025 with “MAMI FLOW,” a release that carries heat, precision, and character. The collaboration between label head STBAN and Spanish producer Jesús Fernández feels both grounded and forward-thinking — a piece of Afro-Tribal house built around heavy percussion, rolling bass, and a vocal from Vadi that threads through every drop. The sound is deliberate yet natural, made for movement, connection, and atmosphere.

Hostage Situation is heating up the bass scene with their latest single “Panic Attack,” arriving just ahead of their expansive ‘Hostile Frequencies' tour.

ShockOne is ready to unleash a massive remix of “Icarus” on PhaseOne's label, Sounds of Mayhem. This track is an intense blend of drum and bass, dubstep, and metal, delivering a sound that hits hard. Set to drop soon, it channels the raw, adrenaline-fueled vibe that Sounds of Mayhem is known for—music that makes you feel unstoppable. ShockOne reimagines “Icarus” with a fresh twist, taking it to another level with chaos and euphoria wrapped into one explosive package.

Edu Schwartz steps back into the spotlight with “Outta My Head,” his first original track on Magnetic Magazine Recordings. Departing from his earlier focus on lush melodies and atmospheric moods, this release delivers a more energetic and assertive vibe.

Producer sub.tropic returns with “Envy,” a cinematic fusion of drum and bass energy and progressive house texture. Known for weaving melodic atmosphere into rhythmic power, sub.tropic crafts a track that feels hypnotic yet controlled — a slow burn that rewards patience and focus.

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The pulse of Portland's dance scene just got electrified. Infinity Beats and Storm Music Group have stepped up their game, introducing a new twist to the rhythm of underground dance tracks. Their latest releases are an exciting blend of beats that don't just get your toes tapping but your heart racing. The tracks invite listeners on a sonic journey, weaving layers of dynamic electronic soundscapes that are nothing short of mesmerizing.

Imagine a world where the bass reverberates through your veins and creativity courses through every note. Enter Maddy O'Neal, the soulful bass maverick who's just unleashed her much-awaited, mind-blowing 10-track LP titled ‘VITAL SIGNS'. This isn't just another album release—it's an odyssey of sound that showcases her expansive range of collaborations, featuring talents like the ever-eclectic Cherub, legendary DJ Paul from Three 6 Mafia, the innovative Jason Leech, ProbCause, and several other stellar artists. VITAL SIGNS has made its grand debut across all platforms, ready for listeners to dive into its dynamic universe.