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Balance Selections 374: Rolasoul
Simon James and Adam Helal are the duo behind Rolasoul. Releasing music on labels including Plastic Fantastic and District, they write and produce from their studio at Tileyard in London. Combining their individual influences and experience
Balance Selections 373: Qrion
Qrion has carved out a distinctive sound that blends soft, exploratory textures with soulful house rhythms. That delicate balance has earned her global recognition, with releases across some of electronic music’s most respected labels, from
Balance Croatia 024: John Cosani
Since his earliest after-hours sets in Villa Gesell, John Cosani has dealt in emotional precision. His productions reflect that same ethos: layered, patient and deeply resonant, capturing the pulse of Buenos Aires while contributing to the
Balance Selections 372: Raw Main
Part of a rising generation pushing melodic and organic house into new territory, a Raw Main production is identifiable through hypnotic percussion, detailed sound design and an instinct for atmosphere that feels equally suited to headphone
[PREVIEW] D-Nox, André Moret - Different Worlds (Original Mix)
A strutting bassline powers ‘Different Worlds’, while searing keys burst around it like sparks in the dark. The arrival of a soaring synth injects a deeper emotional pull into the track, lifting its already vibrant energy into something mor
[PREVIEW] D-Nox & André Moret - I Love a Robot (Kasey Taylor & Shoges remix)
Kasey Taylor and Shoges join forces on a rework that transforms love into full-blown obsession. Deeper, darker and far more mysterious, the track locks into a hypnotic groove driven by a rubber-band bassline that twists like a mathematical
[PREVIEW] D-Nox & André Moret - I Love a Robot (Original Mix)
With a melodic movement that’s straight form the depths of human emotion, ‘I Love a Robot’ tugs at the humanity within. With lovely synths and chorals stabs, there is something familiar about this that feels comforting. Once a vocal appears
Balance Croatia 023: Miss Melera
Miss Melera has spent years drawing inspiration from traditional genres like deep house, tech house, and progressive techno, transforming them into a melodic fusion that is both fresh, timeless, and uniquely her own. We cannot wait to host
Balance Selections 371: Mariano Montori
Now based in Barcelona after emerging from Argentina’s progressive underground, Mariano Montori crafts music with patience and control, favouring subtle melodic interplay and slow-burning tension over obvious peaks. Across releases for labe
Balance Croatia 022: Powel
Berlin-based DJ and producer POWEL channels his background as a classically trained pianist into electronic music marked by delicate emotion: a space where subtle percussion and ghostly textures drift between introspection and movement. We
Balance Selections 370: Aaron Suiss
Emerging from Washington D.C. before relocating to the island energy of Koh Phangan, Aaron Suiss has built a career defined as much by emotional connection as dancefloor momentum. Now based in Thailand, the DJ, producer and label figure cha
Balance 008: Desyn Masiello (CD2)
Orbital – Halcyon + On + On The Spirals – X Rozzo – Blue (Reloaded) Moloko / Killing Joke – Cannot Contain This / Love Like Blood Dave DK – Crush The Bits Dealer’s Choice – Bomb This Place Wize – Again (AN-2 Remix) Hong Kong Micros – Time F
Balance Croatia 021: Mike Rish
Mike Rish is one of the more singular voices operating today. With productions that shine with a nocturnal glow, Rish is locked in on a frequency that is deeply enticing. We can’t wait to host the Australian this August in Croatia. @mikeris
Balance Selections 369: Lisandro
Lisandro’s rise has been shaped by a deep connection to melodic and progressive electronic music. Emerging from Buenos Aires, the DJ and producer has built an international presence through a steady stream of releases on respected undergrou
[PREVIEW] Jody Barr - Blush (Orginal Mix)
The screws are tightened for a more forceful outing on ‘Blush’. The low end surges with the kick, working tighter with the power of an oil refinery. Ethereal vocals are woven throughout, acting as signposts toward an elegant breakdown that
[PREVIEW] Jody Barr - Mera (Original mix)
‘Mera’ straddles the fine line between contemporary and classic. Driven by pumping drums and a dense bassline, the production feels engineered with precision. A shimmering, static-charged melody teases throughout before fully unfurling in t
[PREVIEW] Jody Barr - Mera (Beatless)
The Beatless version of ‘Mera’ strips the drums away, allowing that exquisite melody to breathe in full. It’s a beautifully judged piece of music that can function anywhere in a set, from opener to closer, or as a mid-set palate cleanser.
Balance Croatia 020: Amonita
Amonita weave live elements and natural textures into deeply atmospheric productions. Her work is both personal and far-reaching—drawing listeners into melodic worlds. With releases on labels like All Day I Dream and Anjunadeep, she has bui
Balance 008: Desyn Masiello (CD1)
Tracklisting 1. Will Saul – Mbira 2. Dusty Kid – Jerry Cala 3. Clashing Egos featuring Jelle Paulusma – Love Sweet Love (Sterac Electronics Dub) 4. Williams – Love Crisis (Kevin on the Beach Dub) 5. Chelonis R. Jones – One on One (DM Edit)
Balance Selections 368: Will DeKeizer
Active since 2004, Will DeKeizer has developed a sound anchored in a classical piano background: melodic restraint and hypnotic flow. His approach leans on structure and atmosphere, with tension that builds in its own time. While early brea
Balance Croatia 019: Jamie Stevens
From his award-winning days with Infusion to collaborations with legends like John Digweed and Nick Muir, Jamie Stevens has consistently delivered unforgettable moments. One of Australia’s most dependable and finely honed producers, he rema
Balance Selections 367: Yonit
Shaped by the marathon dance floors of early-2000s New York, Yonit channels the spirit of the city’s club era. Drawing from both nostalgic and contemporary sounds, she moves through groovy, melodic and rhythm-led territory, often landing so
Balance Croatia 018: Kasey Taylor & Gai Barone
At our debut event last year, Kasey Taylor and Gai Barone delivered a masterclass in deep, cerebral progressive. Before their return to the festival this August, we’re lucky to get a rare mix from the duo in the form of a massive three hour
Balance Selections 366: Das Pharaoh
Hailing from Egypt and shaped by a clear affinity for melodic and progressive house, Das Pharaoh has quickly developed into a project with genuine international traction. Releases on labels such as UV and Siona have delivered multiple chart
[PREVIEW] Juan Buitrago - Hopefulness
The title track, ‘Hopefulness’, delivers everything required for a complete experience. A driving bassline surges forward with intent, underpinned by a warm, inviting percussion section. A bubbling melodic motif emerges in spectral form, ho
[PREVIEW] Juan Buitrago - Forever Mover
The energy shifts with ‘Forever Mover’, an impressive and dynamic dancefloor cut. Its first half leans into deep, rolling grooves, building momentum with precision. The introduction of top-line keys in the breakdown then elevates the track
Balance Selections 365: Nicolas Ruiz
Nicolás Ruiz emerged from Argentina’s Misiones province with a sound shaped as much by local grounding as global ambition. Releases on Renaissance, Hope Recordings and Plattenbank have placed him firmly within the progressive continuum, wit
Balance Croatia 017: Spencer Brown
Few artists bridge the gap between circuitry and soul as seamlessly as Spencer Brown. The California-born producer has the uncanny ability to craft long-form journeys that pulse with organic life. In this exclusive mix the producer highligh
Balance Selections 364: Paul James Nolan
Paul James Nolan approaches electronic music as a tool for transformation, using the booth not just to perform, but to hold space and guide a shared, immersive experience. With a background in high-end audio engineering alongside artists li
Balance Croatia 016: Dave Seaman
Few artists can claim to have shaped the very birth of dance music while continuing to drive its evolution over three decades. Even fewer have left their mark on both the club and pop scenes, with timeless moments that echo in conversations
