Best New Music: 007

High-impact techno, acid, garage, and house shape our Best New Music 007 selection, featuring club-focused releases from Deetron, Sol Ortega, THELMA, and Engle, alongside a broader mix of peak-time and groove-driven tracks.

Deetron – Flow
Label: Mutual Rytm Raw

Pulsing, stripped-back techno forms the basis of the arrangement, with detailed sound design emerging during the breakdown on Deetron’s latest for SHDW’s German imprint.

THELMA – Enigma
Label: Que Pour La Musique

Bass-heavy foundations and tightly controlled energy shape the track, as rhythmic melodic elements add movement within a focused, club-ready framework from the Swiss producer.

Mazdem – Techno Overdose
Label: Orphium Records

Forceful drum programming and aggressive acid lines define the track’s high-pressure approach, while distorted vocal hooks add urgency to its uncompromising structure.

Engle – SFTU
Label: Southpoint

Playful garage rhythms combine with prominent basslines, supported by sharp synth stabs and light vocal hooks that keep the track grounded but energetic.

ANNĒ – Daughter Of The Wind
Label: TECHNO Records

Heavily processed synth fragments scatter over a darkened low end, while a hammering kick holds the track in a stark, industrial techno setting.

Marlon Hoffstadt – No Good (Rave Revival)
Label: free download

Clean supersaw synths and a wide, uplifting bassline reframe the 1994 original into a contemporary rave format, retaining its core vocal identity while updating the production for modern systems.

Sol Ortega – Fluvia
Label: Mitsubasa

Looping synth stabs sit tightly against hardened percussion, creating a dark, club-ready arrangement built for sustained momentum on the dancefloor.

Mellizos & Rami – Freedom (Back To The Funk)
Label: elrow

Jazz-influenced chords and loose swing patterns steer the track toward a deep house feel, bringing warmth and rhythmic flexibility to elrow’s long-running catalogue.