August 9th Weekly Roundup Feature
Hey hey! It’s August 9th, and we’re back with our weekly roundup feature! Check back in with us next week for the next roundup feature.
BARELY ALIVE – Killed It! Vol. 1
After establishing Killed It! through a series of BARELY ALIVE releases over the past year, the duo are officially opening their label to a wider community of artists. Arriving Friday, August 7th, the 18-track ‘Killed It! Vol. 1’ compilation marks the imprint’s first multi-artist release, bringing together underground producers, rising acts, established names, and longtime figures from across the modern brostep landscape.
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Brutalismus 2000 – Kairo
Apple and Berlin electronic duo Brutalismus 3000 today unveiled their latest Shot on iPhone campaign, an experimental music video for “Kairo.”
Shot entirely on iPhone 17 Pro Max, “Kairo” captures the raw, unfiltered energy of a Brutalismus 3000 rave from the audience’s perspective. The project hands creative control to the fans: during the performance, lead vocalist Victoria Vassiliki Daldas tosses an iPhone 17 Pro Max into the crowd, allowing hundreds of fans to collectively capture the night as they experienced it.
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Eli Brown – It’s Like That
Global techno heavyweight Eli Brown returns with “It’s Like That,” the second single from his forthcoming debut album, Panic Attack, out August 7 via Insomniac Records. The release also marks the official announcement of Brown’s highly anticipated debut album, Panic Attack, arriving this fall.
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GALANTIS – The Devil’s Tax Return
Swedish producer, DJ and artist GALANTIS (aka Christian “Bloodshy” Karlsson) in his relentless pursuit of a fresh challenge has helped shape the sound of modern dance-pop for the last 20+ years. Now, as he continues to reveal parts of his next chapter with his most daring effort yet—The Devil’s Tax Return, he looks back to the 1960’s to reimagine Frankie Valli’s classic “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You.”
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Gregor McMurray – Massive feat. Uffie
New electronic single from London-based Scottish artist. Created in LA with Uffie and Margo XS, the track delivers huge attitude and monster hooks, destined to make anywhere a dance floor. 30M+ streams on previous hit “What I Want.” DSP + Radio Support from triple j. Supported: ninajirachi, 2manydjs, Alison Wonderland + played Dark Mofo. Co- signs/collabs: Uffie, Kungs, Princess Superstar.
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Jacques Greene – Presence
Jacques Greene announces his new album, jg, out October 16 on LUCKYME®, alongside the release of lead single “Presence.”
Preceded by “What They Say,” with labelmate umru, and “Closer” with DJ BORING, jg is Jacques’ first album built unapologetically for the dancefloor. In the midst of personal upheaval and a turbulent world, he found himself returning to the people and places that gave him a sense of purpose, resulting in an album that reaches toward joy and hopefulness.
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Jazzy – My People
Following the massive success of her bass-house collaboration ‘Invisible‘ with Chris Lorenzo, breakout electronic dance sensation Jazzy returns with her highly anticipated follow-up single, ‘My People’. Released via Chaos Records, the track is a powerful tribute to her hometown, celebrating the community, the people, and the Dublin streets that shaped her journey.
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Mia Moretti – Backseat Baby feat. Uffie (Radio Slave Remix)
Following her latest club heater “Backseat Baby” feat. Uffie, DJ, producer and culture tastemaker Mia Moretti is offering a new take on the track. The “Backseat Baby (Radio Slave Remix)” from dance music pioneer Radio Slave is out today, August 7 via her own Spaghetti Moretti Records. The original track, along with previous singles “GET READY!” will appear on Mia’s upcoming EP also titled GET READY! arriving August 21. The music arrives alongside a New York City show at Pacha on August 22; tickets available here.
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Pixel Grip – Percepticide Remixed
Chicago darkwave/electronic trio Pixel Grip have released a new remix package, Percepticide Remixed, following their acclaimed 2025 album Percepticide: The Death of Reality.
The remix package expands Percepticide through a wide-ranging cast of electronic artists, including KAVARI, Perel, Frazer Ray, Inhalt, Black Asteroid, Auragraph, Curses, Matrixxman, Normal Bias, A Thousand Mad Things, club.drippy, Babymajick, and Pixel Grip themselves. KAVARI’s take on “Noise” refracts the original through a harder, more fractured club lens, while Matrixxman sculpts “Reason To Stay” into a heads-down, hands-up dancefloor anthem. Frazer Ray lends his pristine 2-step touch to “Crows Feas,” Auragraph reimagines “Bet You Do.” through an ’80s-inspired electro lens, and the remaining producers each pull Percepticide into new corners of the underground without losing sight of its emotional core.
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Temper
LED Presents announces Temper, a brand-new electronic music experience arriving at Petco Park in San Diego on December 30. Uniting club, experimental, and techno’s most forward-thinking artists and sounds, the inaugural event will feature three stages of cutting-edge programming for an unforgettable pre-New Year’s celebration in the heart of the city.
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TYNAN – On The Beat (Ghastly Remix)
Ghastly is back and continues his comeback year, aiming to climb back to the top of the bass house scene.
In this official remix, Ghastly reinvents TYNAN’s “On The Beat” into a high-energy weapon designed for the rave. It’s punchy, layered with a lethal fusion of nostalgic sound design, and packed with aggressive basslines.
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Wax Motif Show
Following one of the biggest years of his career, global house music powerhouse Wax Motif is set to return to Los Angeles’ Grand Park on September 25 for the largest House of Wax event in the brand’s history, presented in collaboration with Insomniac Events.
Tickets HERE


