SML022 – the highly anticipated Cloud 9 EP arrives with two tracks that surge with power from start to finish. Artists Adam Sellouk and Paradoks deliver a title track to remember, “Cloud 9” is a storm of rhythm and energy matched by a vocal that cuts through the chaos. Completing the EP Adam unites with M2 and UN:COMN who make their first step into the Simulate universe with “Make You”. The second track has a darker-edged vocal that drives the track’s tension and release and is a perfect statement to close the EP

Stylo’s first encounter with Simulate is anything but quiet; SML023 - Loca is a two-track high voltage EP that is bold, loud and dance floor designed. “Loca”, with Q.U.A.K.E, contains a commanding vocal matched with powerful synths that drive the track forward with brutal intensity. “Supersonic” takes another route whilst keeping the heat. Turning up the bpm and playing with unique bass note changes, Stylo teams up with Eli & Dani for a high-energy trip centered around Flauwher’s hypnotic vocal and a relentless groove.

We dive into the Archive for the second time with SML024 to uncover five fresh tracks from across the Simulate universe. Leading the charge, label boss Massano presents “Do It To Me,” a commanding, aggressive record built around a captivating hook. David Lindmer returns and firmly cements his place within the Simulate roster with “Lockdown,” a powerful instrumental brimming with tension and energy, evolving from start to finish. Following their standout “Smash It” EP, Mila Journée & Olivier Giacomotto reunite with “Spaceship,” a dynamic, energetic trip through the cosmos. Digging deeper into the Archive, we welcome two exciting debutants to the Simulate family: Cherry (UA) and Tomas Otero. Cherry’s “Puer” is a melodic weapon that lifts the energy to new heights, while Tomas closes the release with “Emotions Revealed,” where an emotional vocal contrasts against gritty synths and a powerful, rumbling kick to perfectly round things off. Archive 2.0 overall presents a varied selection, providing dancefloor weapons for sets across melodic techno, tech house, and techno.