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New on OBSCUUR in 2024: the debut releases

New on OBSCUUR in 2024: the debut releases

Eight artists made their debut on OBSCUUR Records in 2024. Seven arrived with a single, one with a four-track EP. Between them they brought house, hard house, trance, bounce and garage energy to the label’s Amsterdam and Berlin base. This is the full list, ranked, with a link to every release page.

How is this list ranked?

The order follows popularity on streaming (Deezer) at the time of writing. Positions can shift, so treat it as a snapshot rather than a final verdict. Every release below is distributed through ADA / Warner Music Benelux.

1. Kara Okay – I Don’t Know

Kara Okay takes the top spot with a 2024 single. I Don’t Know carries two tracks: “Don’t Know When The Party Ends” and “Passion Through My Mind”.

2. TRENCH METHOD – Laisse Tomber

TRENCH METHOD follows in second place. Laisse Tomber is a 2024 single with one track, the title track itself. A clean, single-minded release.

3. Relikth – Horcruxe

Relikth debuted in 2024 with Horcruxe, a single built around one track of the same name.

4. SCOLE – Go Deep

SCOLE arrived in 2024 with Go Deep. It is a single, and the one track is the title track.

5. DJ Fast Fashion – Back It Up

The only EP on the list. DJ Fast Fashion put four tracks on Back It Up in 2024: “Back It Up”, “People in the Back”, “Keep on Runnin’” and “Let’s Get Lit”.

6. Coyote Paul – Los Vampiros - Carnavalito 2000 (Coyote Paul Schranz Edit)

Coyote Paul made the debut a single edit in 2024. The release is the Coyote Paul Schranz Edit of “Los Vampiros - Carnavalito 2000”, and it is the only track.

7. VanVanVan – Before Closure

VanVanVan joined the roster in 2024 with Before Closure. One track, one single.

8. Tayir – FAST LANE

Tayir closes the ranking with a three-track single from 2024. FAST LANE includes “Dressrosa”, “Fast Lane” and “Get”.

Where can I hear more from OBSCUUR?

The full catalogue lives on the releases page, and upcoming dates are on the live page.

Eight new names in one year, and the next batch is already on its way to the floor.

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