GENESI has released 3 tracks in an EP, ‘Hyper’, that is guaranteed to bring people to the dancefloor.

Out now, the release mixes percussive club energy with deeper melodic and house elements. With strong support from top-tier DJs, Hyper marks a significant moment in GENESI’s upward trajectory in the music scene.

Italian DJ and Producer GENESI continues to solidify his presence at the spearhead of the global scene and returns to Diynamic with his electrifying solo EP “Hyper” out on June 27th. Already road tested by key players such as Solomun, ANYMA and Layton Giordani, GENESI’s Hyper EP blends underground House, Melodic Techno and hypnotic grooves to bring three distinct cuts that each provide their own unique magic on the dance-floor.

The title track “Hyper” is an explosive roller, built around a wobbling bassline, hypnotic synth hook and punchy percussion that cuts straight through the club system. Hyper is engineered for the peak moments and is already one of the most requested IDs of the year. The second track “Capri” follows, bringing uplifting chords, quirky acid-tinged synths and whimsical vocal elements, all a perfect blend for its energetic and peak time groove. Closing the EP, “Right Now” slows things down with a darker atmosphere, delivering a deep, melodic and immersive vibe ideal for those late-night moments.

Together, this trio of club weapons form a dynamic journey through contrasting textures and are all making serious noises on dance floors across the globe.

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Moxyfox makes a powerful debut with ‘Caught Up’, a four-track EDM EP that captivates and inspires.

Moxyfox Caught Up is the first solo EDM release from the Birmingham-based artist. The four-track EP is rooted in restraint, softness, and steady movement. Having sung and produced in other genres, this project marks her first step into electronic music. Rather than chase trends or rely on dramatic highs, it leans into patience. Each track grows at its own pace, letting the space between sounds do just as much work as the layers themselves.

There’s no need to push or impress. The mood is consistent, and the direction is clear. Caught Up feels like an artist exploring on her own terms. The tracks never feel rushed or overdone. Instead, they invite the listener to sit with a mood, let it build gradually, and follow it to a quiet but satisfying resolution.

Track-by-Track

1. Caught Up

The opening track sets the tone with subtle percussion and a groove that draws lightly from afrobeat before settling into a more restrained rhythm. Background vocal textures arrive early and build slowly, leading to a gentle but memorable vocal hook built around the phrase “caught up.” The repetition is not overused, and the pacing keeps things grounded. There is no peak moment or sudden shift. The whole track is shaped to hold you in one feeling for just long enough.

2. Natural

This track opens in a much darker tone. The keyboard-style notes carry a sharpness that contrasts with the calm of the first song. Vocals appear earlier in this one, with a slightly haunting quality. There’s an edge to the progression, but it stays under control. Nothing in the track feels forced or layered for the sake of filling space. The simplicity is what gives the song its weight.

3. Hot Hot Summer

Despite the title, this isn’t a big festival anthem. It moves with a relaxed, airy flow and never shifts gears too suddenly. The sound feels dreamlike and loose, keeping a steady pulse without demanding attention. It’s the kind of track that plays well in the background but also rewards close listening. The softness carries through from start to finish, and the decision to keep it light gives the song its charm.

4. Are We Lost

The final track begins with vocals right away, drawing you in quickly. Of all four songs, this one feels the most personal. The rhythm is consistent and quiet, with only a few instrumental layers underneath. The mood stays soft but steady, letting the vocal line stand clearly in front. The title itself becomes a question that lingers rather than one that needs answering. It closes the EP without trying to wrap things up neatly, which fits the project’s overall tone.

Closing Notes

Caught Up doesn’t try to sound like a debut. It skips the usual moves, avoids heavy drops, and never plays up its transitions. What stands out is how confident it feels in its quietness. Moxyfox doesn’t overreach or try to impress through volume or structure. Instead, she lets the songs breathe, keeping things simple but emotionally steady.

This is an EP that shows potential through control. It leaves space for curiosity, reflection, and whatever direction might come next  and it does so with clarity and calm.

LUNAX & myne Capture the Spirit of the Season with ‘Summer Nights’.

Right before the festival season truly kicks off for this year, artists are hard at work, composing tunes that capture the essence of the bustling season— vibrant, joyful, and energizing. Coming across ‘Summer Nights’, the latest release from the talented DJ/Producer LUNAX, in collaboration with myne, effortlessly falls into this category of upbeat music. Her dexterity for producing infectious, radio-ready tunes has reached yet another level, with generous vocal duties from myne. Out on Beat Dealer Records, this has just the anthemic and carefree flair that will grab listeners, making it an interesting track to further talk about.

The artists involved in the making of this song are no strangers to success: LUNAX has taken impressive strides in the dance music realm; her top songs have reached tens of millions around the globe, a solid testament to the vast appeal of her discography. Major record labels have readily acknowledged LUNAX’s expertise, namely Spinnin’ and Kontor among others. The young alias has fine-tuned a strongly melody-driven signature over the years, one that’s luring for both festival and pop audiences (and varying skillfully between house, hard dance, and other mainstage-compatible genres). Her musical catalog is teeming with several hits, prominent ones to mention being the remix of ‘Low’ by 71 Digits and Flo Rida (which wields pulsating, stomping psytrance drop sequences) and the mellow deep house single ‘I Like’. An equally industrious collaborator, myne has excelled in singer-songwriting and production aspects (having worked with popular figures like Mike Williams and Gigi D’Agostino). 

‘Summer Nights’ has been inspired by a simple motif, it’s an energetic ode to good times and memories made with friends (as LUNAX aptly describes, “It’s about THAT summer – the one where you forget everything around… and just feel life). The chipper temperament is marked by a funky pop-house beat, peppered with dramatic disco-like strings and vivid piano chords. Sure, the colorful ingredients are great by themselves, but the powerhouse vocals from myne truly enhance it further: the lyrics are breezy but intimate simultaneously, and the performance is abundantly uplifting.

LUNAX and myne are a superb team-up (and hopefully we will see more collaborations including the two), and ‘Summer Nights‘ serves undeniable evidence of that.

Listen to the track below