Hypno Dre Vox by Tripmastaz on RESPECT THE CRAFT. ENTERPRISES.

Méchante Recordings brings together Jay Tripwire, Quidders, Arion and Ferg. A reissued 1994 Jay Tripwire cut meets three contemporary contributions, connecting generations through dubby grooves, tech house and hypnotic minimal textures.

Sydney producer Pistaccio makes his Nuances de Nuit debut with four tracks exploring deep, dubby grooves and early-hours house.

We mark the second coming of U-Freqs with a re-release by godfathers of Wonk House, Big Hair — Chris Butterworth and Aaron Trinder. U-Freqs’ first release takes an exotic route through the singular world of Big Hair and Coker. U-Freqs are back, Big Hair are back. Where will this all go?

Amores Records makes its vinyl debut with a four-track various artists release shaped by deep, timeless and groove-driven house. JNJS and Brennan take the A-side, with FRAXA and LVPICA on the flip. The label brings established and emerging artists together around a shared love of underground house culture. The Love Affair VA sets the tone for its carefully curated journey.

Lovers by Modal on Sounds..

We rewind to 2004, revisiting a quietly influential moment in the Evasive Records catalogue. Following earlier collaborations with Asad Rizvi and Haris, UK producer Chris Pascoe steps out solo with Mong Juice / Trippy Breakfast — a release that captured his deep, late-night take on tech house at the time. Cut with a strong musical sensibility, Mong Juice delivers a dubby, spacious groove driven by reverb-soaked textures and an old-school bleep techno bassline. On the flip, Trippy Breakfast leans into deeper, more tribal territory, pairing hypnotic rhythms with warm minor-key chords. Originally released in small quantities and favoured by selectors who valued subtlety over spectacle, this EP now returns as part of the Evasive repress series — a reminder of a sound built for long nights, locked grooves and dancefloors that reward patience.