Marshall has seen movements come and go, yet his steadfast nature never allowed him the luxury to second-guess himself and adhere to the craze of the moment. Marshall’s attitude has lead him to come through with unapologetically diverse material and the Burn EP, out on his own New Kanada imprint, is no exception to the formula or the lack thereof.

Dapayk’s own Mo’s Ferry Prod. imprint will release Decade One (2000-2010), a compilation of old and new material, as well as remixes of Dapayk’s work by some of the finest in the business.

Airports is an album that does not revel in its task, instead choosing to quietly explore and expose the stark inhumanity of massive travel hubs. The tone is both tragic and beautiful, gently smoothing out the most somber notes as the sounds of various airport rooms mix with The Black Dog's quiet, reflective tones.

This album is not just straightforward emotional techno, but an array of influences ranging from Allien’s own scene and beyond.

Longtime collaborators Ramadanman and Midland are putting their heads together once again for the astounding Your Words Matter / More Than You Know EP out on the excellent Aus Music label.

Tiga, Canadian electro-rake and owner of Turbo, put together a diverse roster of producers for the remixes of "Overtime", from 2009's "Ciao!". The original track offers some prime stems: crispy-crackly machine noise, tube bass, gated vocal swoops and a glammy hook.

Freshman DJ and producer Hadrien's Up & Down EP is a love letter to both deep house and deep sleep, with a combination of rolling percussion and diabolic groove that speaks to the fevered dreamer.

“Flagship,” the new track from Falko Brocksieper and Benjamin Fehr (alias The Result), invites you to remix it. Even if all you’re working with is FruityLoops, you’ll know immediately what to exploit.