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Mau P

How Mau P’s hit track “Drugs From Amsterdam” Impacted his Career

Luzi Tudor's Encore: A Symphony of Self-Love and Intention

Luzi Tudor

Harmony from Hardship: Luzi Tudor's Path from Communist Romania to Self-Discovery

Finding Solace in Sound: The Journey of Luzi Tudor

Resonating Resilience: How Luzi Tudor Strikes a Chord in Tech and Techno

Bridging Beats and Beliefs: A Discussion with Luzi Tudor

[Interview] Mau P Delivers Another Beatport Number 1 With 'Gimme That Bounce'

Disfreq on Their Mini-album ‘Picture’ for Solomun’s Diynamic Records

Disfreq

How Mau P Fell in Love with Dance Music

United Kingdom

Low Steppa

5 East End Dubs Collabs and Remixes You Need to Know

Cuartero

How Mau P’s Parents Influenced His Musical Journey

From Big Room to Tech House: How Maurice West Became Mau P

Netherlands

Ibiza Selects (September 26 – October 2)

5 Recent Low Steppa Remixes Sure to Set Any Dance Floor on Fire

5 Tracks Every Low Steppa Fan Should Know

From the Bedroom to Big Stages: Low Steppa's Origin Story

5 Tracks that Tell the Story of Low Steppa's House Label, Simma Black

Spain

Ireland

Canada

Gab Rhome

Romania

Italy

Silvie Loto

United States

Truth x Lies

It's time for the first OCHO of 2023! We're ready to deliver another year of heart-stopping beats from across the planet. And we're starting 2023 with a brand new airtime. On Saturday, January 28, we are getting the party started at 4 pm ET on Diplo's Revolution (Sirius XM channel 52) and dropping heaters until midnight. This month we've got a fantastic mix of styles and flavors from an international cavalcade of exciting artists, including Cuartero, Disfreq, Gab Rhome, Low Steppa, Luzi Tudor, Mau P, Silvie Loto, and Truth x Lies.

Mama

 has built a serious legacy. Releases on tastemaking imprints like Hot Creations, Moon Harbour, PIV, and Eastenderz have helped to bolster his rapidly maturing moody after-hours sound. In addition, his duo of self-curated labels, Sanity and Cuartero Concept, have further made him a sought-after name in the underground scene.

Picture: Disfreq

Master manipulators of trippy vocal elements, tech house rhythms, and acidic analog, Irish brothers 

 have energized dance music fans worldwide with rave-ready stompers. After releases with Patrick Topping's Trick and Gorgon City's Realm, they've recently released a two-part mini album 

 with Solomun's Diynamic, exploring the depths of their sound from the brightly upbeat "Moville" to the soaring melodics of "Flame."

Microbioma

 music reflects elements from Africa, Brazil, and Cuba, with releases on highly coveted labels such as All Day I Dream, Anjunadeep, Last Night on Earth, and more. Having played at major festivals worldwide, including Burning Man, Tomorrowland, and Nocturnal Wonderland, the French-Canadian continues to conquer hearts with his soft hands and sumptuous melodies.

Runnin'

 is a true house music veteran who, over 20 years, has a career peppered with aliases, accolades, and career highs that include being at the axis of tectonic shifts in dance music several times over. His current iteration is his most authentic, though. He is one of the few to hold the title of Defected Records Resident, holding court at their events worldwide from Ibiza to London. As a producer, releases like "Runnin," "Heard it All Before," and "Wanna Show You" walk the line between blissfully dusty classics and pristinely executed modern groovers.

Trampoline Counting Stars - Luzi Tudor Remix

 burst onto the scene with "Warrior" on Lane 8's This Never Happened. It was only her second release ever and a bold declaration that her life mission, "to create experiences that connect humans and humanity in an impactful way," was ready to begin. She's since become a regular on the label and toured alongside Lane 8 for his three-day run at the Brooklyn Mirage and LA Historic Park.

Drugs From Amsterdam

 rocked the tech house world last year with his debut, "Drugs From Amsterdam." The Dutch dancefloor destroyer's breakout hit was the ID of the summer, with plays by everyone from Chris Lake to Tiesto. His upcoming follow-up on Insomniac Records, "Gimme That Bounce," proves that he's no one-hit-wonder. And with a career in dance that dates back to his big room days as Maurice West, it's clear that Mau has no intention of slowing down.

Cervoloco

Silvie Loto is a European club staple. The Italian DJ and producer has held residencies at Tenax in Florence, Goa in Rome, and is regular at Circoloco at DC-10 and Music On Ibiza. With over a decade of experience behind the decks, she's also an experienced producer boasting releases on essential record labels like Nervous and Ellen Alien's Bpitch Controls.

Understand

 got their start in the New York underground circuit, they truly broke through the noise after winning the Insomniac Discovery Project in 2017. What's followed in the last five years is a serious play for nationwide attention. Blazing releases like "Nothing Gonna Stop This" on CID's Night Service Only and their recent remix of Zhu's "Zhudio54" have put them on the fast track to the main stage.

OCHO 15

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