Gora & Eloy’s ‘Prince Booty’ EP is pure dance floor, stripped back to the essentials: heavy bass and chopped beats. Booty werk at its finest—no frills, no pretense, just straight-up pressure. From underground to festival, this release is built to destroy with some signature ghetto booty shake aesthetic.

We are presenting the opening track, ‘Pump That Ass’.

‘Prince Booty’ EP will be available via Hitec-Condo after October 31st HERE.

Dera Meelan returns on 45RPM with ‘4RUNNA’, a bass-driven single crafted for dark dance floors and heavy sound systems. Fuelled by gritty basslines, warping textures, and razor-sharp rhythms, ‘4RUNNA’ showcases Meelan’s signature precision and energy, capturing the chaotic momentum of a rave at full tilt.

Known for pushing boundaries in the underground scene, Dera Meelan has carved out a distinctive space with his genre-defying production style. Whether collaborating with leading artists or releasing his own high-intensity solo cuts, Meelan’s music consistently strikes a balance between atmosphere and intensity. Following a string of standout releases and live appearances, 4RUNNA marks another bold step forward from the New Zealand-based artist, further cementing his status as one to watch in the global electronic and bass music community.

“‘4RUNNA’ is my love letter to the Y2K era of dance music. Think provocative female vocals, but with a modern twist. I was really drawn to that repeating drone bass that just makes you want to move, so I built it around that feeling. It’s fast, it’s punchy, and I wanted it to hit hard enough to give you bass face on the first listen.” – Dera Meelan

We are presenting ‘4RUNNA’.

‘4RUNNA’ will be available after June 13th.

Melbourne-based, UK-born Jack Rayner, aka Hedchef, is back on Ecke Records for a 4-track EP, ‘On How Not To Become The Monsters We Despise’, with collaborations and remixes in equal abundance. The release arrives following his first appearance on the label in 2021, where he contributed the electro scorcher ‘Solid Lobster Exoskeleton’ to the Various Artists release ‘Friends of Ecke Pt.1’ (FOE01).

For this first full Hedchef EP on the Ecke Records label, ‘On How Not To Become The Monsters We Despise’, he provides a pumping four-tracker. Opener ‘Could We Not Have Asked For A Smaller Void?’ is a locked-groove broken beat melter, merging dramatic claps, whirring synth accents and an insistent, bleepy earworm motif to form an unorthodox yet dancefloor-ready DJ tool.

Next up, Hedchef joins forces with Brazil-born, Melbourne-based Electro scientist Desinformant for the devastating breakbeat slammer ‘Aiming For Oblivion’, complete with disjointed vocal chops, space-age synth work and unrelenting bass pressure, after which Rayner teams up with New York’s notorious BPM cowboy Doctor Jeep. They work together once again for ‘Order Of Magnitude’, following on from the pair’s collaborations on the Doctor’s ‘Deep Red’ EP on Worst Behaviour Records earlier this year.

‘On How Not To Become The Monsters We Despise’ EP continues with Hedchef’s ‘The Presence Of A Gaping Hole’, a glitchy broken-beat heater juxtaposed with smooth synth stabs and more signature chopped-up vocals before Ecke Records’ own production duo Squallfront turns ‘Could We Not Have Asked For A Smaller Void?’ into a high-energy drum workout and Electro mainstay Hermeth remixes ‘Aiming For Oblivion’ for the closer.

We are presenting ‘Orders of Magnitude’.

‘On How Not To Become The Monsters We Despise’ EP will be available after the 13th of June HERE.

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TRACKLIST:
01. DRS Feat. Dub Phizix & Fox- Soul Remembers
02. Machinedrum – Body Touch
03. Breakage – Clarendon
04. Calibre – Let Me Hold You
05. Big Bud – Thirty3
06. Fracture & Neptune – Ventura
07. Lenzman – Ever So Slightly
08. Traffic – Can’t You See
09. Agro – Sneek
10. Epidemic – Typhus
11. Fourward – Wise Guys
12. Dioptrics – Diagrams
13. Hybris – The Cleaner VIP
14. Break – Top Shooter
15. Sinprint – Freezeframe
16. Quadrant & Kid Hops & Iris – Microsleep
17. Dioptrics – Oposition
18. Mortem – Midnight Analogs
19. Kasra & Enei Feat. DRS – Overthinking
20. Kasra & Enei – Breath
21. Enei – Machines
22. Future Signal – Ecistance
23. Break – Get Up
24. Break – Strictly Entertainment
25. Posij – Change
26. Mindscape – Stardust ( Jade remix)
27. Khan & Flowdan – Badman City
28. Duboka Ilegala – Svemirski Traktor (MKDSL Bass Oranje Remix)

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You can read El Commando’s interview in Croatian HERE, or just listen to his Klubikon Podcast below.

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