Nova Tunes 3.5 is as good as any they have done. Heat, eclecticism, surprises, detours and musical obsessions of the programmers of Radio Nova, always turned to new sounds, unstoppable melodies, spectroscopic arrangements that make the uniqueness of Radio Nova's Grand Mix. And as the period is dark, Nova Tunes 3.5 chooses to display itself in warm colors, promises of better days - tracks from Frightnrs, Childish Gambino, Sinkane. Inna De Yard and loads more. Summer est arrive!

Ever since his arrival on the scene, San Francisco-based producer Giraffage has shown an intriguing ability to meld numerous influences into one new, cohesive sound. No where is this more evident than on his debut LP, Too Real. Coming in at an even ten tracks, Giraffage’s album is euphoric blend of R&B, synth-pop, and a neon aesthetic. Perhaps most intriguing is the producer’s ability to not hide his influences but to truly morph and warp them into something completely new and entirely his own. Recorded entirely in his bedroom, Too Real is the mark of a producer truly beginning to hit his stride and portends even more good things to come.

Era исполняет музыку в стиле New Age, записывая и комбинируя католические церковные хоры. Проект схож с группами Enigma и Gregorian.

ODESZA is looking to have a huge 2017 as the Seattle electronic duo announce a new album, A Moment Apart (due out Sept. 8 on Counter Records), along with an accompanying tour that begins in September.

With ‘A State Of Trance, Ibiza 2017’, those that breathe Trance music get exactly what they’re looking for. Coming in two parts (‘On The Beach’ and ‘In the Club’) and with a surreal amount of exclusive records, this two-disc compilation packs forty belting productions from Trance’s finest, including new tracks from Alpha 9 (‘Blossom’), Armin van Buuren vs Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano (‘You Are’), BT (‘LSTM’), Estiva (‘Little Planet’ and ‘Raket’), Gaia (‘Crossfire’), KhoMha (‘Laberinto’), Ørjan Nilsen (‘Hi There Radio’ and ‘Swoosh’), Super8 & Tab (‘Quest’) and more.

Sugar Tax is the eighth album by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD), released in 1991 on Virgin Records. It was group's first studio album since 1986, and the first of three recorded without co-founder Paul Humphreys, who had departed in 1989. Essentially a solo venture for singer Andy McCluskey under the OMD moniker, it leans more towards the dance-pop genre that was prevalent in the early 1990s, than the experimental brand of synthpop which characterised the band's earlier recordings.