New Treats Weeks 07&08 2026

Maktub in the Clouds – Resonance (Cross Land Music)

CLM are absolutely stoked to bring a new name into their circle: Maktub in the Clouds. Originally from Argentina and now making waves in Barcelona, he’s landing on the label with a powerful debut titled «Resonance».

This track is a total standout for the Organic House lovers, but with a twist. It carries a deep progressive soul and an infectious energy that radiates good vibrations from the very first beat. It’s got that signature Argentinian flair we all love, uplifting, rhythmic, and incredibly well-crafted.

It’s more than just a song; it’s a boost of pure musical adrenaline.

Out Tuesday 24th February 2026 on Beatport & Spotify

 

Marco Bocatto – Sunny Side (Personal Belongings)

‘Sunny Side’ is Marco Bocatto’s latest release, a 3-track EP influenced by the coastline of balearic islands. Opening with the Deep Mix, laid-back chords and strong vocals set the mood immediately creating space for a classic, rolling bass to shine.

Brazilian talent and label regular Gio Vandal returns home with an uplifting, breathtaking remix that elevates the feelings of the original mix even further. Perfect for emotional, peak moments in your beach sets!

Closing out, Marco explores a more relaxed approach with the Chill Mix – ideal for decompressing the energy ending your session.

 

Jason Velo – Past Lives EP (Oh So Coy Recordings)

Wisconsin-based Jason Velo draws on Chicago and Detroit influences to craft a refined, groove-driven take on classic deep house. Warm, rolling basslines and tightly programmed drums anchor clean, restrained arrangements, while a subtle haunted undertone weaves atmosphere and depth throughout the EP.

Nice!

 

Dubmask (RO) – Rooted (Vibration Music)

Following the release of “Life Is Love” with Elchinsoul and Bvaltik, Dubmask continues to sharpen a sonic identity that celebrates unity, groove, and emotional depth. Each release is crafted not just to be heard, but to be felt on the body, on the floor, and across borders.

With “Rooted,” Dubmask returns with a powerful statement of origin and intent. True to its name, the track draws directly from African sound and house culture, grounding itself in rich percussion, hypnotic rhythms, and swirling, organic textures. Layered drums drive the momentum, while subtle, ghost‑like vocals drift in and out, adding an almost spiritual atmosphere.

“Rooted” is designed for movement, a track that speaks to the global Afro house movement while honoring the culture it comes from. It’s equally at home on a packed dancefloor, an open‑air festival stage, or a late‑night journey set. This is music that connects people through rhythm, reminding listeners where the groove began and how far it can travel