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Electrifying Soundscapes: A Journey through Dance, House & Rave Classics, Trip Hop & Beats
Let us take you on a sonic journey through the timeless Dance Classics that defined the dance floors of past eras. Feel the infectious energy of House Classics, with their soulful vocals and uplifting beats, guaranteed to keep you moving. Dive into the underground scene with Rave Classics, where high-energy anthems and mind-bending soundscapes transport you to the heart of the rave culture.
Explore the mesmerizing fusion of downtempo beats and atmospheric vibes in our Trip Hop selection. Let the trip-hop pioneers guide you through a captivating sonic landscape that blurs the boundaries between genres.
We continuously curate and update our Electronica section, ensuring you stay at the forefront of the ever-evolving electronic music scene. Discover new tracks, rediscover timeless classics, and let the rhythm guide you. Whether you're a DJ looking for inspiration or an electronic music enthusiast seeking sonic adventures, our Electronica section has everything you need to ignite your passion for the electronic sound. Get ready to lose yourself in the electrifying beats of Dance Classics, House Classics, Rave Classics, Trip Hop, and Beats.
TEGI BHAI (Ft. J. King & Tegi Pannu) – Chor Bazaar
TEGI BHAI is a high-energy blend of electronic beats and Desi flair, showcasing Chor Bazaar’s knack for genre-bending soundscapes. Featuring J. King and Tegi Pannu, the track pulses with club-ready swagger while nodding to South Asian roots. With past collabs and spins on Triple J and BBC Asian Network, Chor Bazaar is fast becoming a defining voice in the global Desi movement.
NAME – Breakfast Road
Breakfast Road’s latest track NAME is a chaotic-pop daydream that blends glossy hooks with dance-floor energy. With nods to Frank Ocean, The 1975, and even Sonic the Hedgehog, it’s both heartfelt and hyperactive.Made up of Ama, Briant, and PJ, the self-proclaimed “final boyband” are turning heads on triple j and Unearthed — and NAME proves why. Genre-bending, catchy, and weird in all the right ways.
Doin To Me – Djanaba
Doin To Me sees Djanaba blend dreamy synths with a pulsing pop-indie-dance groove, creating a track that’s both seductive and self-assured. Her vocals glide effortlessly over the beat, delivering late-night energy with emotional bite. With support from triple j and Unearthed, Djanaba continues to carve out her space as one of Australia’s freshest alt-pop voices.
First Class – Loosie Grind
Loosie Grind takes us straight to the VIP section with First Class — a high-gloss dancefloor anthem packed with attitude and bounce. Driven by sharp production and a commanding vocal, the track channels club confidence with unapologetic flair. With spins on triple j and Unearthed, Loosie continues to prove she’s not just playing the game — she’s remixing the rules.
Review: Dolly Destructiva (feat. Cherry Chola) – 1tbsp
On Dolly Destructiva, 1tbsp serves up a glitchy, high-energy dance cut that balances chaos and control with finesse. Cherry Chola’s vocals add a fierce, theatrical edge, pushing the track into electro-clash territory. With nods to Daphni and Crystal Castles, it’s a bold, club-ready moment from one of Australia’s most inventive dance producers.
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