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.

SML025 "BODY EP" by SLVR is landing on Simulate. A release that is impossible to ignore with two tracks built with intention: driving basslines, high energy drums and hooky vocal chops. Opening with “Music 4 Ur Body”, SLVR delivers a track that does exactly what the title promises. A bassline that strongly dictates the groove and ignites dancefloors into motion. “Bodyrock” carries a heavier presence, with darker vocal at the core of the track that brings tension and depth over another signature SLVR bassline that keeps people moving.

Simulate heavyweight 'TH;EN' makes a forceful return to the network with SML026 - Ice Veins, a three-track EP built with clear intent. The opening track, ‘Ice Veins’ with Carlo Whale, is an injection of raw energy. Aggressive sound design and a punishing low-end deliberately collide to create a fierce peak-time record. ‘Run Free’ with Mia Mendi takes a different but equally powerful approach. The track is built around a more tech house inspired, melodic bassline that anchors the surrounding elements in harmony. Gritty and raw acid lines then circle around a distinctive energising vocal hook to magnetise the dancefloor. The closing ID, ‘Back to the Funk’ functions as an engine in any set list. The signature ‘TH;EN’ low-end conducts the flow of crowd, forcing listeners to obey the command and get ‘Back to the Funk’