Releases

Jordan George doesn't make tracks for the timeline. He makes them for the floor. The Birmingham producer has spent the last few years as one of the...

Amsterdam pulls darker. Two of the city's most restless producers, DJ FREEKFUNK and Bo Bensdorp, meet in the deeper end of the dancefloor for Ascen...

Cycling through Switzerland last summer, Trans-AM found himself with an unlikely earworm — and instead of shaking it, he ran with it. Get The Vibe ...

There's a certain kind of producer who thinks in sets, not singles. DAVYROE is one of them. The Australian artist's debut on OBSCUUR arrives as a t...

Some producers refine what they know. Kilder wanted to push past it. Another Level arrives as a two-track statement from the Netherlands-based arti...

hiRobbie returns with Get Ready (EP), a two-track UK Garage EP built around dark, driving energy and sub focused low-end. Featuring the title track...

Melbourne-based producer JMIC lands on OBSCUUR with What We’re Here For — a four-track EP built for high-energy dancefloors. Blending hard house dr...

Kingi’s No Chains EP captures a defining turning point. Written around his move to Melbourne, the record documents both a physical relocation and a...

“Don’t U Feel It” is a straight shot of golden-era euphoria with a modern engine. Nedir Nadir & Trans-AM lean into 90s house DNA—swinging d...

Australian producer Saxon (Steel City) delivers a high-energy EP built for peak-time dancefloors and hands-in-the-air moments. Drawing from hard ho...

Uptones debuts on OBSCUUR with Tell Me, a two-track statement that pairs feel-good melody with club-ready weight. Balancing energy and emotion, Upt...

Naarm/Melbourne producer LUBU returns to OBSCUUR with Surface, a four-track statement of groove-led, chord-rich techno. The record leans into the t...