New Treats Week-33&34-2025

St. David – Deep House Damage EP (Definitive Recordings)

Definitive Recordings is proud to present a brand-new four-track outing from Italian house innovator St. David, titled ‘Deep House Damage EP’. Following his acclaimed remixes earlier this year for label classics like ‘Good Music’ (John Acquaviva, Dan Diamond, Alex D’Elia, Nihil Young) and ‘Do It’ (Las Americas), St. David now steps forward with a full EP that delivers nothing less than pure oldschool house fire.

The release opens with ‘Touch Me (Sexy Hard Dub)’, a shuffling house cut with a vintage edge, driven by a rolling bassline and a sensual spoken-word female vocal that sets a playful, club-ready tone. ‘I Like It Deep’ heads into deep house territory, pairing organ stabs and a steady oldschool beat with both male and female spoken-word phrases, creating a hypnotic, afterhours mood. On ‘Dub Swagin’’, the energy kicks back up with stomping drums, chopped samples, and filtered percussion. All wrapped in unmistakable 90s house flavor. Closing things out, ‘Gonna Work It’ is a peak-time smasher stacked with classic vocal samples and grooving organ chords that lift the track into euphoric territory.

Born in Bari, St. David (real name Davide Disanto) has carved a reputation as one of today’s most authentic purveyors of oldschool house. Deeply inspired by the American house scene, his tracks blend groove, funk, and raw analog warmth, consistently topping vinyl charts and earning support from global heavyweights like The Martinez Brothers, Riva Starr, Jovonn, and Chris Stussy. He is the founder of Theory of Swing Records, a vinyl-only label dedicated to preserving the magic of 90s house. His music has been featured on Cinthie’s DJ-Kicks and he has released on respected imprints including Snatch! Records, Body N’ Deep, Heist Recordings, Skylax, and Let’s Play House.

With ‘Deep House Damage EP’, St. David confirms his role as one of the most vital voices in contemporary house, channeling the spirit of the past into tracks made for the dancefloors of today.

 

 

Tuba Twooz – Mastermind EP (Kindisch Records)

Kindisch is delighted to welcome back Tuba Twooz with their new release, the ‘Mastermind EP’. Following their well-received Night Tribe EP on Kindisch in 2024 and the ‘This Generation’ EP on sister label Get Physical Music, the duo now delivers a two-track record showcasing their refined melodic sensibility and deep house roots.

The opening track, ‘Wyury’, is a beautifully layered electronic journey filled with sweetness and subtle detail. Built on gentle, understated percussion, it unfolds with lush melodic patterns and synthetic vocal textures that add both intimacy and atmosphere. The result is a track that feels warm and expansive, yet delicately restrained.

The title track, ‘Mastermind’, takes a more classic deep house approach. Minimal percussion sets the pace as intricate synth layers slowly blossom into a dreamy, hypnotic composition. Its meditative energy and flowing rhythm make it an ideal piece for late-night drives or afterhours listening.

Tuba Twooz is a live electronic project cruising between West and East Europe, known for their nuanced house sound and dynamic performances across the continent. Their music has appeared on respected labels including Get Physical Music, Lost & Found, Sol Selectas, The Soundgarden, Bar 25, as well as their own imprints Hidden Vibes and Suprematic. Beyond their solo output, Tuba Twooz has collaborated and remixed with artists such as Zuma Dionys, Death on the Balcony, M.O.S., Veronika Fleyta, Raw Main, Anatolian Sessions, and Laroz, further cementing their reputation as a versatile and forward-thinking act.

‘Mastermind EP’ will be available on Kindisch across all major digital platforms on October 17th 2025.

 

 

Deep Sound Effect – Don’t Bellow (Personal Belongings)

Deep Sound Effect it’s been an artist we follow for more than a decade. From his early Nu Disco days since his more intimate productions lately, the Russian artist have always delivered quality and emotion-based productions… It’s a big pleasure to present his debut on PB, called ‘Don’t Bellow’ – including a remix by label head Kanedo.

The original mix is an electronic-driven single, combining uptempo beats and electronic synths with captivating vocals and deep piano chords.

Kanedo twists the track into a more housy, groovy jam fitting late night gigs as well as sun-soaked atmospheres.

 

 

Anonymous Conditions – Pleasure EP (Cross Land Music)

CLM proudly presents the debut EP of Mexican talent Anonymous Conditions, delivering two stunning Organic House tracks: «Pleasure» and «Summer Feel».

With refined sensitivity and undeniable talent, this release blends warm grooves, lush atmospheres, and melodic elegance, perfect for creating intimate lounge vibes or moments of pure relaxation. A remarkable addition to our catalog, showcasing the beauty and versatility of Organic House at its finest.

Out Thursday October 02nd on Beatport & Spotify

 

 

VA – Haute Collection Vol.11 (Haute Musique)

HM are excited to present Haute Collection Vol.11, the latest instalment in Haute Musique’s signature compilation series, showcasing a handpicked selection of deep and organic house gems.

This carefully curated collection brings together an impressive roster of international talents, including Addex, BDTom, Moti Brothers, Forteba, Yigit Atilla, Hraach, riccicomoto, Ilias Katelanos, BiG AL & Below Bangkok, and Tommy Doc (one half of the duo Tidy Daps).

From hypnotic grooves to lush atmospheres, each track on this compilation reflects the timeless sound and refined aesthetic that Haute Musique is known for. Expect deep textures, heartfelt rhythms, and immersive journeys designed for both intimate listening and late-night dancefloors.

Haute Collection Vol.11 is more than a showcase, it’s a celebration of artistry, diversity, and the deep house spirit.

 

 

Jim Rider – Rhythm (Get Physical Music)

Jim Rider returns to Get Physical with ‘Rhythm’, a follow-up to his acclaimed 2024 single ‘Squaring Circles’. Built around a cool, stripped-back bassline, the track unfolds as a five-and-a-half-minute ride through evolving synth layers, drum fills, and the endlessly infectious vocal sample: “I let the rhythm hit ’em.” The result is subtle yet irresistible. An understated groove that works its way deep into the listener’s body and mind.

Jim Rider’s busy worldwide touring schedule sees him take his signature sound across the globe, filling dance floors from Argentina to Australia, Bali to Brazil, Canada to Costa Rica, Croatia to France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Ibiza, Mexico, Panama, Portugal, Spain, UAE, the UK, USA and Venezuela. This global reach continues to expand his community of listeners, with each set building his reputation as a reliable and exciting presence in electronic music.

On the production front, Rider has released on some of dance music’s most respected imprints including Get Physical, SHEN, All Day I Dream, VIVa MUSiC, eVIVE Recordings, The Soundgarden, and Bar25, as well as delivering remixes for Camelphat. His distinctive style of melodic yet tough-edged house has picked up consistent support from elite selectors such as Lee Burridge, Nick Warren, Guy Gerber, Hernan Cattaneo, Steve Lawler, Blond:ish, Sébastien Léger, Eelke Kleijn, Tim Green, Roy Rosenfeld, Maz, Franky Wah and many more.

With ‘Rhythm’, Rider continues to refine his sound — cool, understated and instantly recognizable — showing once again why he has become one of the most trusted and talked-about names on the global house scene.

 

 

Yamagucci – Miami Mami (In Rotation Music)

Yamagucci returns to Insomniac’s offshoot IN / ROTATION label to issue his first standalone single, “Miami Mami.”

“Miami Mami” is an indie dance single made to commemorate his recent relocation to Miami and the cultural institution that is the city’s nightlife.

A proper late-night house construction, the track is stripped-back and restrained, as layers of vibrant percussion reveal themselves gradually alongside stuttering vocal chants, conga-bongo combos, oscillating tones, humming pad swells, and swirling synth rolls.

Based out of Miami, Yamagucci is an Israeli-Japanese producer who has been lighting up the underground house scene with his unique blend of live percussion, field recordings, and funky rhythms. The release follows his previous label debut, which took the shape of his track “What The F*** Is That” featured on the ‘Rotate Vol. 15’ compilation.

 

 

The Oddness – Groove Trip EP (Baikal Nomads)

Release Date: Friday 10 October 2025
Format: Digital
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Baikal Nomads presents an atmospheric organic house release by The Oddness, which has melodic grooves and Middle-Eastern influences.

The Oddness is an Australian artist whose sound combines infectious basslines with tribal drums to create majestic tracks with trippy vocals and live instruments.

This is The Oddness’ first solo EP on Baikal Nomads, following numerous remixes and contributions to compilations released by the record label. He has also featured on other highly influential imprints including Sol Selectas, Bedrock, Magician On Duty, Cafe De Anatolia, Pipe & Pochet, and his own record label, Smash Bang.

“Groove Trip” opens the release with a funky bass guitar, deep pads, and radiating trumpet bursts, culminating in a feel-good vibe. “When Where Now” has uplifting guitar chords and sparkling synths, creating a framework for trippy vocals. “Bigger Than Anything” has flowing congas and shimmering pads intertwining with an electrifying arpeggio synth.

 

 

4 Da People – What’s Your Favorite? LP (Grey City Records)

Release Date: October 24, 2025

4 Da People, the prolific outfit known for his deep and funky explorations in electronic music , makes a triumphant return with What’s Your Favorite?, a ten-track journey that perfectly encapsulates the warm, communal spirit of classic house. Released via the consistently reliable Grey City Records, this EP masterfully bridges the gap between the infectious energy of Funky House and the smoky, introspective depths of Deep House. Across six original tracks and four expertly crafted remixes, the album mood is a seamless blend of festive, groovy, and sexy vibrations, all delivered with a comforting old-school charm that feels both timeless and fresh .

From the first beat, What’s Your Favorite? establishes itself as a warm and immersive experience. The producers weave a rich tapestry of sound that is equally suited for a sun-drenched daytime party as it is for a late-night, intimate session. The original tracks are built on a foundation of groovy basslines and soulful chords, creating a festive atmosphere that is irresistibly physical. Layers of percussion and subtle melodic hooks ensure the energy remains high, while the deeper cuts explore an alternative side, inviting listeners to lose themselves in the rhythm .

The EP’s sequencing showcases a thoughtful ebb and flow, with tracks that build momentum before settling into pockets of deep, atmospheric calm. This dynamic range is a testament to 4 Da People’s skill as both DJ and producer, understanding that the greatest impact often lies in the contrast between the energetic and the introspective.

In a surprising and daring move, the EP concludes not with a peak-time banger, but with the stripped-back and heartfelt “Love Song.” This final track is a genuine curveball—an acoustic experiment built around gentle guitar strumming and melancholic piano keys. Departing completely from the electronic palette of the preceding tracks, “Love Song” reveals a raw, emotional core to the project. Its inclusion is a bold statement that underscores the artists’ versatility and commitment to songcraft over mere dancefloor functionality. This mellow finale acts as a perfect cool-down, leaving a lasting, introspective impression that lingers long after the music stops.

4 Da People’s production shines through its organic warmth and impeccable groove. The sound design pays homage to the golden era of house music, with basslines that thrum with analogue warmth and percussion that feels live and dynamic. Yet, the mix boasts a modern clarity that allows every element to breathe, from the crisp hi-hats to the lush, swirling pads. The four remixes included on the EP are more than afterthoughts; they re-contextualize the originals, offering new perspectives that range from peak-time tools to more nuanced, heads-down interpretations, ensuring the package has broad appeal.

What’s Your Favorite? is a cohesive and expertly executed offering from 4 Da People. It successfully captures the essence of what makes soulful house music so enduring: its ability to be both joyously festive and profoundly deep The unexpected gem “Love Song” provides a memorable and touching conclusion, suggesting that for this artist, the ultimate favorite is perhaps the song that connects on the most human level. This EP is a must-listen for aficionados of funky, warm, and groove-centric house music.

Mark your calendars for October 24, 2025, when What’s Your Favorite? arrives on all digital platforms worldwide.
Pre-save now and get ready to find your new favorite track.

 

 

D’AL SENIO – Diga (Sunset Gathering)

D’AL SENIO delivers “Diga” on Sunset Gathering, dropping October 3rd.

This Afro tech and tribal house fusion combines driving rhythms with stunning female vocals that elevate the entire production.

The track blends the best of both worlds – the raw energy of Afro tech with the hypnotic elements of tribal house, creating something that’s built specifically for peak dancefloor moments. The vocal performance adds an emotional layer that sets “Diga” apart from typical club cuts.

HVMZA delivers a hypnotic rework that transforms the original into a new realm, offering DJs a fresh weapon for their sets.

 

 

PB205 The Sunchasers – Tribe EP (Personal Belongings)

The Sunchasers has been releasing quality music consistently for more than a decade, keeping his signature sound in constant evolution with a balance between innovation and identity.

This time, ‘Tribe’ EP is another statement from Scott, exploring Deep House from a more introspective but energic perspective that we are sure you will like.