German-based electronic music producer Meanetik invites us into his dreamy and romantic lo-fi house world with his latest release, “Love Language”.

Warm, nostalgic chords, soft vocal chops, and a laid-back groove blend intricately with immersive synth textures and a hazy atmosphere. A chill, yet rhythm-driven track, it drifts between introspective moments and subtle forward motion, making it the perfect soundtrack for long road trips, gazing out at mountainous landscapes, colourful fields, and distant city horizons.

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British producer Model Man (Mark Brandon) delivers another groovy jazz house banger with “When You Smile”.

An immersive dancefloor journey featuring Model Man’s signature piano-driven motifs, creative sampling, catchy vocals, and uplifting energy, I’m sure this vibrant tune will make you want to pour yourself a drink, turn up the volume, and throw a little dance party, even just in your living room.

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It’s time for the “Sweetest Season” to finally begin (for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, at least), and this fresh, sunny, groove-filled release is the perfect way to welcome it. Featured on our weekly-updated Stereofox New Music Finds playlist, this track puts you in a summer state of mind from the get-go.

London-based Yazmin Lacey enchants with her rich, soulful vocals, accompanied by jazzy horn arrangements, slick basslines, and captivating rhythms. Impossible to sit still to, “Sweetest Season” feels like an anthem for warm evenings with friends, dancing, and sharing joyful moments together.

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Having always occupied a lane of his own, Yarni seamlessly weaves jazz house influences into “Spell Over Me” while staying true to his signature sound.

Last year, Yarni delivered a spellbinding listening experience throughout his colorful album “Spell over Me”. Yarni ventures into new territory here, fusing jazz house and Latin influences while allowing Noe Solange’s delicate vocals to drift gracefully over the mix. The drums are vibrant and energetic, and they are supported by groovy bass lines to enforce the track’s dance-floor appeal. A sense of elegance is ushered in, too thanks to the piano arrangements bouncing across the climax along with the emotive cries of the trumpet.

“This is the first of two self-remixes Yarni has created for the upcoming Anemoia – The Remixes EP, which also features reworks from buck., Echo Juliet, Shafkkat, Benedict and Sill. The EP sees Yarni challenging five producer friends to reimagine tracks for club environments, creating a new micro-community of artists spanning the electronic music spectrum“, shares Yarni.

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Rushkeys delivers his first release of the year and enchants us on his rendition of muuju’s “odeon” – a moody release filled with warm analog textures and gripping melodic layers.

It’s been so beautiful to see how Andreas Schütz (one half of the French duo il:lo) has been so openly collaborative with his new moniker muuju. Given that both the sound of Rushkeys and muuju overlap, this union is quite fitting in many ways. The remix remains faithful to the tender emotional essence of “Odeon” while introducing a driving, UKG-inspired rhythm that also seems to enhance its cinematic appeal. This becomes truly evident towards the second half, especially when additional layers are included to heighten the track’s immersive atmosphere.

“Originally featured on muuju’s debut EP bedforms, “Odeon” was written as a reflection on memory, change and a transformative encounter in Paris’ Place de l’Odéon. Rushkeys’ remix builds on these themes, carrying the original’s intimate emotional tone into a dreamy and rhythmically driven melodic electronica setting,” shares muuju.

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Much like the plant itself, Donkeychote’s newest release, “Echeveria” purifies your space, albeit with incredibly good vibes and soulful allure thanks to the glistening guitar works.

For the past few months, German producer and multi-instrumentalist Donkeychote has been warming us up ahead of the release of his upcoming album Antidote. “Echeveria” marks the last single before we unveil his full body of work on the 8th of July. This calming, indie-soul-inspired experience is led by slick and melodically rich guitar arrangements that seamlessly breathe life into the track, especially when Donkeychote showcases what he can do during a solo section. Rhythmically, we’re acquainted with a variety of surprises as the drums change every couple of bars, thus keeping us as listeners hooked from start to finish.

You’re welcome to dive into this experience across DSPs here.

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I love that Afroham is both diverse and super coherent in the music he releases.

The Dutch producer is back with another single called “Planes Don’t Crash”, out via Melting Pot Music, following his latest collaborations with GINGE and Dominick Giovanni.

The chill & introspective hip-hop tune features Malmö-based rapper Aidinity, alongside warm pads, neo-soul textures, raw yet chill beats, and smooth flow. Hopefully, more to come from these two.

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If you needed something immersive today, this is for you.

The Japanese duo Snowk, with whom we had the pleasure of releasing, return with a melodic house tune that will hit the switch-off button of your mind in an instant. For “Iramante”, they’re joined by towa ainutronica, a Hokkaido-based artist who creates “ainu-tronica” – a fusion of electronic music and the Ainu instrument known as “tonkori”.

“Iramante” also blends cinematic elements, cosmic synths, vocal samples, and driving production, perfect for both spacing out & dancing all night.

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Can’t go wrong with a new Makzo tune.

The UK producer recently unveiled his sophomore album Pavement – a project that blends a classic chillhop approach with a jazzy touch. It’s raw, yet smooth, perfectly connecting the sonic palette with the visual aesthetic – centred around graffiti & London’s skate culture.

The title track is picked for a reason – featuring OG Philanthrope, “Pavement” carries distant horns, spacey synths, chill boom bap beats, and hazy sound design. Pure bliss.

Make sure to check the full album, too.

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“I’ve always had this baddie energy within myself, and this project finally lets it out.”

Izabel fully embraces her inner diva on her upcoming EP type beat, out July 23rd.

A confident, flirt-driven pop-r&b anthem about long-distance attraction, online intimacy, and being completely irresistible – “camera” is the last single leading up to the EP release. Glossy, playful, and addictive with a modern digital romance vibe, it will easily make you fall in love with izabalien’s new artistic era.

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