#beatport — Public Fediverse posts

“While new production techniques have driven electronic music forward since the beginning, there is a difference between a tool that assists human creation and a system that replaces it entirely. #Beatport is built on the former.”

#Music #EDM #Electro #Techno #HouseMusic #Synthwave #DJ #AI #Tech https://www.billboard.com/pro/beatport-ai-music-ban-new-ai-detection-tool/

“While new production techniques have driven electronic music forward since the beginning, there is a difference between a tool that assists human creation and a system that replaces it entirely. #Beatport is built on the former.”

#Music #EDM #Electro #Techno #HouseMusic #Synthwave #DJ #AI #Tech https://www.billboard.com/pro/beatport-ai-music-ban-new-ai-detection-tool/

“While new production techniques have driven electronic music forward since the beginning, there is a difference between a tool that assists human creation and a system that replaces it entirely. #Beatport is built on the former.”

#Music #EDM #Electro #Techno #HouseMusic #Synthwave #DJ #AI #Tech https://www.billboard.com/pro/beatport-ai-music-ban-new-ai-detection-tool/

“While new production techniques have driven electronic music forward since the beginning, there is a difference between a tool that assists human creation and a system that replaces it entirely. #Beatport is built on the former.”

#Music #EDM #Electro #Techno #HouseMusic #Synthwave #DJ #AI #Tech https://www.billboard.com/pro/beatport-ai-music-ban-new-ai-detection-tool/

“While new production techniques have driven electronic music forward since the beginning, there is a difference between a tool that assists human creation and a system that replaces it entirely. #Beatport is built on the former.”

#Music #EDM #Electro #Techno #HouseMusic #Synthwave #DJ #AI #Tech https://www.billboard.com/pro/beatport-ai-music-ban-new-ai-detection-tool/

EML: Summer of Momentum

A Summer of Momentum: Chart Success, Artist Breakthroughs & a Growing EML Network

The past few weeks have delivered another remarkable run of achievements for artists across the Electronic Music Lovers label group.

From sustained Beatport chart positions and radio support to major compilation placements, press coverage, remix opportunities and recognition beyond the labels themselves, this summer has shown that momentum is developing in more ways than one.

And while chart positions are always worth celebrating, some of the most encouraging developments have happened away from the charts — as artists connected with EML continue to build their own profiles, reach new audiences and gain recognition across the wider electronic music scene.

Beatport Momentum Continues

Beatport has continued to provide plenty to celebrate across both EML Recordings and EDM Addicts, with releases appearing across Trance, Funky House, Melodic House & Techno, Mainstage and House charts throughout recent weeks.

One of the latest successes comes from AMC & Uliana Zar, whose Fly [With Me Tonight] has climbed to #5 in the Beatport Trance Releases chart.

That result follows another particularly strong Trance showing from SJM, with Horizon Line reaching #3 in the Beatport Trance Releases chart, while its Extended Mix also entered the Trance Hype Singles chart.

Over on EDM Addicts, HELiiN – My Weakness Is You reached an impressive #3 in the Funky House Releases chart.

Other recent Beatport highlights include:

• JARR Head, Alphed Le Cornett & Jyntraxx – Quantum Arc reaching #20 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Pure Oxide – We Control The Sunlight reaching #21 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Darren Glancy & Arturis – Silent Scream climbing to #21 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Jan Johnston & Camma – Sugar Rush reaching #21 in Melodic House & Techno and maintaining its chart presence for several weeks.
• Flukus – At The Edge entering both the Trance Hype Singles and Trance Releases charts.
• ROSSCOJACK – Think About You Tonight entering the House Hype Singles chart.
• Flukus – Rhythm charting across Mainstage Releases and Hype Singles.
• JARR Head & Juan Obando – Layers entering the Trance Hype Singles chart.

Perhaps one of the strongest stories, however, has been the longevity of Funky Resistance – Hove, Actually.

After reaching as high as #3 in the Funky House Releases chart, the track remained inside the Beatport Top 100 for more than 65 days — an increasingly rare example of a release continuing to find an audience well beyond its initial release window.

Funky Resistance also saw Zombie Generation make its third re-entry into the Funky House Releases chart.

Individual chart positions come and go. What is becoming much more significant is the consistency: different artists, different genres and different releases continuing to appear across the charts week after week.

Want to explore the music behind the recent chart success? Discover the latest releases from across EML Recordings and our artists, with new music added regularly.

Explore the Latest Releases

Support Beyond the Charts

Of course, Beatport represents only one part of the picture.

Throughout the summer, artists connected with EML have continued to receive support from DJs and radio stations, including FreshSoundz, BBC Introducing and Dance Revolution.

A particular thank you must go to Dance Revolution, who have shown fantastic continued support for Fallon’s Cry – Aftermath.

Rather than a single isolated play, Dance Revolution have continued to feature Fallon across multiple weeks throughout the summer — exactly the kind of sustained support that can help new music continue reaching listeners long after release day.

To everyone playing, sharing, supporting and introducing our artists to new audiences: thank you. Independent electronic music grows through relationships like these.

Lorna James Continues to Build Momentum

It has also been fantastic to see Lorna James continuing to build momentum beyond her work with EML.

Lorna has received support through BBC Introducing and has also recently attracted regional press coverage — further evidence of an artist whose profile continues to develop both behind the decks and through her own music.

We believe an artist’s success should never be measured solely by what happens on one record label. Seeing artists from within the EML community gaining recognition elsewhere is something worth celebrating in its own right.

Read Lorna James’ Press Feature

JARR Head Earns Tiësto Support

That same principle applies to JARR Head, who has also had reason to celebrate after one of his productions received support from global dance music heavyweight Tiësto.

The track in question was not an EML release, and the achievement belongs firmly to JARR Head and the team behind that particular record.

But when an artist we work with gets their music into the hands of one of the world’s most recognised DJs, we are still going to celebrate it.

Artist development is bigger than any individual catalogue.

From Beatport Charts to the Industry Conversation

EML’s recent Beatport results have also led to opportunities to discuss the bigger picture behind independent label chart performance.

EML founder and label manager Dan recently joined Electro Fans as a guest panellist for a discussion centred around Beatport chart success.

The conversation provided an opportunity to look beyond the headline chart number and discuss some of the work, strategy and realities involved in giving independent electronic music the best possible chance of finding an audience.

Being able to contribute to conversations like this is particularly important to us. EML has always been about more than simply uploading records and moving on to the next release.

The goal is to learn from every campaign, understand what works, share knowledge and continue improving the platform around our artists.

Read the Electro Fans Beatport Success Panel

15 Remix Winners Join the Broken Project

Another major recent milestone has been the conclusion of the EML Broken Remix Competition.

After receiving entries from producers bringing their own interpretations, ideas and production styles to the project, 15 winning remixes were selected to move forward.

Remix competitions have always been about more than simply finding another version of a track. At their best, they create an opportunity for producers to be discovered, challenge themselves creatively and become part of something larger than the original release.

We want to congratulate every producer selected and thank everybody who took the time to enter.

The standard of submissions made the selection process anything but easy.

Meet the Broken Remix Winners

Flukus Confirmed for D.Trance 115

Another significant piece of news comes from Flukus, whose Beyond (Original Mix) has been officially confirmed for inclusion on the forthcoming D.Trance 115 compilation.

The long-running D.Trance compilation series has established its own dedicated audience within harder-edged Trance, and the inclusion represents another important piece of external recognition for both Flukus and his music.

D.Trance 115 is scheduled for release on 11 September 2026.

For us, this is another particularly encouraging development because it represents success beyond our own release campaigns: third-party compilation licensing and an EML artist’s music travelling into another established electronic music platform.

Discover D.Trance 115

More Ways to Discover the Music

Behind the releases themselves, we have also continued developing the media network that helps give artists another route to listeners.

EDM Addicts Radio

EDM Addicts Radio continues broadcasting electronic music 24 hours a day and now has its own dedicated home at EML-Radio.com.

The station gives us another way to support the music surrounding the labels, provide continued rotation beyond release week and create a destination for listeners who simply want to switch on and discover electronic music.

Listen to EDM Addicts Radio

The Electronic Music Lovers Podcast

The Electronic Music Lovers Podcast also now has a dedicated online home at EMLPodcast.com.

Hosted by AMC, the podcast provides another platform for DJ mixes, new music and releases from across the EML label group, helping connect the records with listeners in a longer-form format.

Visit the EML Podcast

Momentum, Not Milestones

It would be easy to look at the past few weeks as a collection of individual milestones.

A #3 here. A #5 there. A radio play. A press feature. A compilation placement.

But individually those moments only tell part of the story.

What matters more is what begins to happen when they start appearing together.

Different artists are charting. Records are remaining visible beyond their initial release window. Radio stations are returning to artists repeatedly. Producers are being discovered through remix projects. Artists are earning recognition outside the label. Music is finding its way onto third-party compilations. And EML-owned platforms are creating additional places for that music to be heard.

That is the kind of progress we want to build upon.

We remain an independent label group, and there is a huge amount still to do. But independence also means that every genuine piece of progress matters — particularly when that progress belongs to the artists who trust us with their music.

So to every artist, DJ, radio presenter, journalist, producer, listener, supporter and music buyer who has played a part in the past few weeks:

Thank you.

We’ll keep building.

Electronic Music Lovers
Independent music. Artist development. Electronic culture.

Discover EML Recordings

“`

EML: Summer of Momentum

A Summer of Momentum: Chart Success, Artist Breakthroughs & a Growing EML Network

The past few weeks have delivered another remarkable run of achievements for artists across the Electronic Music Lovers label group.

From sustained Beatport chart positions and radio support to major compilation placements, press coverage, remix opportunities and recognition beyond the labels themselves, this summer has shown that momentum is developing in more ways than one.

And while chart positions are always worth celebrating, some of the most encouraging developments have happened away from the charts — as artists connected with EML continue to build their own profiles, reach new audiences and gain recognition across the wider electronic music scene.

Beatport Momentum Continues

Beatport has continued to provide plenty to celebrate across both EML Recordings and EDM Addicts, with releases appearing across Trance, Funky House, Melodic House & Techno, Mainstage and House charts throughout recent weeks.

One of the latest successes comes from AMC & Uliana Zar, whose Fly [With Me Tonight] has climbed to #5 in the Beatport Trance Releases chart.

That result follows another particularly strong Trance showing from SJM, with Horizon Line reaching #3 in the Beatport Trance Releases chart, while its Extended Mix also entered the Trance Hype Singles chart.

Over on EDM Addicts, HELiiN – My Weakness Is You reached an impressive #3 in the Funky House Releases chart.

Other recent Beatport highlights include:

• JARR Head, Alphed Le Cornett & Jyntraxx – Quantum Arc reaching #20 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Pure Oxide – We Control The Sunlight reaching #21 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Darren Glancy & Arturis – Silent Scream climbing to #21 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Jan Johnston & Camma – Sugar Rush reaching #21 in Melodic House & Techno and maintaining its chart presence for several weeks.
• Flukus – At The Edge entering both the Trance Hype Singles and Trance Releases charts.
• ROSSCOJACK – Think About You Tonight entering the House Hype Singles chart.
• Flukus – Rhythm charting across Mainstage Releases and Hype Singles.
• JARR Head & Juan Obando – Layers entering the Trance Hype Singles chart.

Perhaps one of the strongest stories, however, has been the longevity of Funky Resistance – Hove, Actually.

After reaching as high as #3 in the Funky House Releases chart, the track remained inside the Beatport Top 100 for more than 65 days — an increasingly rare example of a release continuing to find an audience well beyond its initial release window.

Funky Resistance also saw Zombie Generation make its third re-entry into the Funky House Releases chart.

Individual chart positions come and go. What is becoming much more significant is the consistency: different artists, different genres and different releases continuing to appear across the charts week after week.

Want to explore the music behind the recent chart success? Discover the latest releases from across EML Recordings and our artists, with new music added regularly.

Explore the Latest Releases

Support Beyond the Charts

Of course, Beatport represents only one part of the picture.

Throughout the summer, artists connected with EML have continued to receive support from DJs and radio stations, including FreshSoundz, BBC Introducing and Dance Revolution.

A particular thank you must go to Dance Revolution, who have shown fantastic continued support for Fallon’s Cry – Aftermath.

Rather than a single isolated play, Dance Revolution have continued to feature Fallon across multiple weeks throughout the summer — exactly the kind of sustained support that can help new music continue reaching listeners long after release day.

To everyone playing, sharing, supporting and introducing our artists to new audiences: thank you. Independent electronic music grows through relationships like these.

Lorna James Continues to Build Momentum

It has also been fantastic to see Lorna James continuing to build momentum beyond her work with EML.

Lorna has received support through BBC Introducing and has also recently attracted regional press coverage — further evidence of an artist whose profile continues to develop both behind the decks and through her own music.

We believe an artist’s success should never be measured solely by what happens on one record label. Seeing artists from within the EML community gaining recognition elsewhere is something worth celebrating in its own right.

Read Lorna James’ Press Feature

JARR Head Earns Tiësto Support

That same principle applies to JARR Head, who has also had reason to celebrate after one of his productions received support from global dance music heavyweight Tiësto.

The track in question was not an EML release, and the achievement belongs firmly to JARR Head and the team behind that particular record.

But when an artist we work with gets their music into the hands of one of the world’s most recognised DJs, we are still going to celebrate it.

Artist development is bigger than any individual catalogue.

From Beatport Charts to the Industry Conversation

EML’s recent Beatport results have also led to opportunities to discuss the bigger picture behind independent label chart performance.

EML founder and label manager Dan recently joined Electro Fans as a guest panellist for a discussion centred around Beatport chart success.

The conversation provided an opportunity to look beyond the headline chart number and discuss some of the work, strategy and realities involved in giving independent electronic music the best possible chance of finding an audience.

Being able to contribute to conversations like this is particularly important to us. EML has always been about more than simply uploading records and moving on to the next release.

The goal is to learn from every campaign, understand what works, share knowledge and continue improving the platform around our artists.

Read the Electro Fans Beatport Success Panel

15 Remix Winners Join the Broken Project

Another major recent milestone has been the conclusion of the EML Broken Remix Competition.

After receiving entries from producers bringing their own interpretations, ideas and production styles to the project, 15 winning remixes were selected to move forward.

Remix competitions have always been about more than simply finding another version of a track. At their best, they create an opportunity for producers to be discovered, challenge themselves creatively and become part of something larger than the original release.

We want to congratulate every producer selected and thank everybody who took the time to enter.

The standard of submissions made the selection process anything but easy.

Meet the Broken Remix Winners

Flukus Confirmed for D.Trance 115

Another significant piece of news comes from Flukus, whose Beyond (Original Mix) has been officially confirmed for inclusion on the forthcoming D.Trance 115 compilation.

The long-running D.Trance compilation series has established its own dedicated audience within harder-edged Trance, and the inclusion represents another important piece of external recognition for both Flukus and his music.

D.Trance 115 is scheduled for release on 11 September 2026.

For us, this is another particularly encouraging development because it represents success beyond our own release campaigns: third-party compilation licensing and an EML artist’s music travelling into another established electronic music platform.

Discover D.Trance 115

More Ways to Discover the Music

Behind the releases themselves, we have also continued developing the media network that helps give artists another route to listeners.

EDM Addicts Radio

EDM Addicts Radio continues broadcasting electronic music 24 hours a day and now has its own dedicated home at EML-Radio.com.

The station gives us another way to support the music surrounding the labels, provide continued rotation beyond release week and create a destination for listeners who simply want to switch on and discover electronic music.

Listen to EDM Addicts Radio

The Electronic Music Lovers Podcast

The Electronic Music Lovers Podcast also now has a dedicated online home at EMLPodcast.com.

Hosted by AMC, the podcast provides another platform for DJ mixes, new music and releases from across the EML label group, helping connect the records with listeners in a longer-form format.

Visit the EML Podcast

Momentum, Not Milestones

It would be easy to look at the past few weeks as a collection of individual milestones.

A #3 here. A #5 there. A radio play. A press feature. A compilation placement.

But individually those moments only tell part of the story.

What matters more is what begins to happen when they start appearing together.

Different artists are charting. Records are remaining visible beyond their initial release window. Radio stations are returning to artists repeatedly. Producers are being discovered through remix projects. Artists are earning recognition outside the label. Music is finding its way onto third-party compilations. And EML-owned platforms are creating additional places for that music to be heard.

That is the kind of progress we want to build upon.

We remain an independent label group, and there is a huge amount still to do. But independence also means that every genuine piece of progress matters — particularly when that progress belongs to the artists who trust us with their music.

So to every artist, DJ, radio presenter, journalist, producer, listener, supporter and music buyer who has played a part in the past few weeks:

Thank you.

We’ll keep building.

Electronic Music Lovers
Independent music. Artist development. Electronic culture.

Discover EML Recordings

“`

EML: Summer of Momentum

A Summer of Momentum: Chart Success, Artist Breakthroughs & a Growing EML Network

The past few weeks have delivered another remarkable run of achievements for artists across the Electronic Music Lovers label group.

From sustained Beatport chart positions and radio support to major compilation placements, press coverage, remix opportunities and recognition beyond the labels themselves, this summer has shown that momentum is developing in more ways than one.

And while chart positions are always worth celebrating, some of the most encouraging developments have happened away from the charts — as artists connected with EML continue to build their own profiles, reach new audiences and gain recognition across the wider electronic music scene.

Beatport Momentum Continues

Beatport has continued to provide plenty to celebrate across both EML Recordings and EDM Addicts, with releases appearing across Trance, Funky House, Melodic House & Techno, Mainstage and House charts throughout recent weeks.

One of the latest successes comes from AMC & Uliana Zar, whose Fly [With Me Tonight] has climbed to #5 in the Beatport Trance Releases chart.

That result follows another particularly strong Trance showing from SJM, with Horizon Line reaching #3 in the Beatport Trance Releases chart, while its Extended Mix also entered the Trance Hype Singles chart.

Over on EDM Addicts, HELiiN – My Weakness Is You reached an impressive #3 in the Funky House Releases chart.

Other recent Beatport highlights include:

• JARR Head, Alphed Le Cornett & Jyntraxx – Quantum Arc reaching #20 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Pure Oxide – We Control The Sunlight reaching #21 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Darren Glancy & Arturis – Silent Scream climbing to #21 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Jan Johnston & Camma – Sugar Rush reaching #21 in Melodic House & Techno and maintaining its chart presence for several weeks.
• Flukus – At The Edge entering both the Trance Hype Singles and Trance Releases charts.
• ROSSCOJACK – Think About You Tonight entering the House Hype Singles chart.
• Flukus – Rhythm charting across Mainstage Releases and Hype Singles.
• JARR Head & Juan Obando – Layers entering the Trance Hype Singles chart.

Perhaps one of the strongest stories, however, has been the longevity of Funky Resistance – Hove, Actually.

After reaching as high as #3 in the Funky House Releases chart, the track remained inside the Beatport Top 100 for more than 65 days — an increasingly rare example of a release continuing to find an audience well beyond its initial release window.

Funky Resistance also saw Zombie Generation make its third re-entry into the Funky House Releases chart.

Individual chart positions come and go. What is becoming much more significant is the consistency: different artists, different genres and different releases continuing to appear across the charts week after week.

Want to explore the music behind the recent chart success? Discover the latest releases from across EML Recordings and our artists, with new music added regularly.

Explore the Latest Releases

Support Beyond the Charts

Of course, Beatport represents only one part of the picture.

Throughout the summer, artists connected with EML have continued to receive support from DJs and radio stations, including FreshSoundz, BBC Introducing and Dance Revolution.

A particular thank you must go to Dance Revolution, who have shown fantastic continued support for Fallon’s Cry – Aftermath.

Rather than a single isolated play, Dance Revolution have continued to feature Fallon across multiple weeks throughout the summer — exactly the kind of sustained support that can help new music continue reaching listeners long after release day.

To everyone playing, sharing, supporting and introducing our artists to new audiences: thank you. Independent electronic music grows through relationships like these.

Lorna James Continues to Build Momentum

It has also been fantastic to see Lorna James continuing to build momentum beyond her work with EML.

Lorna has received support through BBC Introducing and has also recently attracted regional press coverage — further evidence of an artist whose profile continues to develop both behind the decks and through her own music.

We believe an artist’s success should never be measured solely by what happens on one record label. Seeing artists from within the EML community gaining recognition elsewhere is something worth celebrating in its own right.

Read Lorna James’ Press Feature

JARR Head Earns Tiësto Support

That same principle applies to JARR Head, who has also had reason to celebrate after one of his productions received support from global dance music heavyweight Tiësto.

The track in question was not an EML release, and the achievement belongs firmly to JARR Head and the team behind that particular record.

But when an artist we work with gets their music into the hands of one of the world’s most recognised DJs, we are still going to celebrate it.

Artist development is bigger than any individual catalogue.

From Beatport Charts to the Industry Conversation

EML’s recent Beatport results have also led to opportunities to discuss the bigger picture behind independent label chart performance.

EML founder and label manager Dan recently joined Electro Fans as a guest panellist for a discussion centred around Beatport chart success.

The conversation provided an opportunity to look beyond the headline chart number and discuss some of the work, strategy and realities involved in giving independent electronic music the best possible chance of finding an audience.

Being able to contribute to conversations like this is particularly important to us. EML has always been about more than simply uploading records and moving on to the next release.

The goal is to learn from every campaign, understand what works, share knowledge and continue improving the platform around our artists.

Read the Electro Fans Beatport Success Panel

15 Remix Winners Join the Broken Project

Another major recent milestone has been the conclusion of the EML Broken Remix Competition.

After receiving entries from producers bringing their own interpretations, ideas and production styles to the project, 15 winning remixes were selected to move forward.

Remix competitions have always been about more than simply finding another version of a track. At their best, they create an opportunity for producers to be discovered, challenge themselves creatively and become part of something larger than the original release.

We want to congratulate every producer selected and thank everybody who took the time to enter.

The standard of submissions made the selection process anything but easy.

Meet the Broken Remix Winners

Flukus Confirmed for D.Trance 115

Another significant piece of news comes from Flukus, whose Beyond (Original Mix) has been officially confirmed for inclusion on the forthcoming D.Trance 115 compilation.

The long-running D.Trance compilation series has established its own dedicated audience within harder-edged Trance, and the inclusion represents another important piece of external recognition for both Flukus and his music.

D.Trance 115 is scheduled for release on 11 September 2026.

For us, this is another particularly encouraging development because it represents success beyond our own release campaigns: third-party compilation licensing and an EML artist’s music travelling into another established electronic music platform.

Discover D.Trance 115

More Ways to Discover the Music

Behind the releases themselves, we have also continued developing the media network that helps give artists another route to listeners.

EDM Addicts Radio

EDM Addicts Radio continues broadcasting electronic music 24 hours a day and now has its own dedicated home at EML-Radio.com.

The station gives us another way to support the music surrounding the labels, provide continued rotation beyond release week and create a destination for listeners who simply want to switch on and discover electronic music.

Listen to EDM Addicts Radio

The Electronic Music Lovers Podcast

The Electronic Music Lovers Podcast also now has a dedicated online home at EMLPodcast.com.

Hosted by AMC, the podcast provides another platform for DJ mixes, new music and releases from across the EML label group, helping connect the records with listeners in a longer-form format.

Visit the EML Podcast

Momentum, Not Milestones

It would be easy to look at the past few weeks as a collection of individual milestones.

A #3 here. A #5 there. A radio play. A press feature. A compilation placement.

But individually those moments only tell part of the story.

What matters more is what begins to happen when they start appearing together.

Different artists are charting. Records are remaining visible beyond their initial release window. Radio stations are returning to artists repeatedly. Producers are being discovered through remix projects. Artists are earning recognition outside the label. Music is finding its way onto third-party compilations. And EML-owned platforms are creating additional places for that music to be heard.

That is the kind of progress we want to build upon.

We remain an independent label group, and there is a huge amount still to do. But independence also means that every genuine piece of progress matters — particularly when that progress belongs to the artists who trust us with their music.

So to every artist, DJ, radio presenter, journalist, producer, listener, supporter and music buyer who has played a part in the past few weeks:

Thank you.

We’ll keep building.

Electronic Music Lovers
Independent music. Artist development. Electronic culture.

Discover EML Recordings

“`

EML: Summer of Momentum

A Summer of Momentum: Chart Success, Artist Breakthroughs & a Growing EML Network

The past few weeks have delivered another remarkable run of achievements for artists across the Electronic Music Lovers label group.

From sustained Beatport chart positions and radio support to major compilation placements, press coverage, remix opportunities and recognition beyond the labels themselves, this summer has shown that momentum is developing in more ways than one.

And while chart positions are always worth celebrating, some of the most encouraging developments have happened away from the charts — as artists connected with EML continue to build their own profiles, reach new audiences and gain recognition across the wider electronic music scene.

Beatport Momentum Continues

Beatport has continued to provide plenty to celebrate across both EML Recordings and EDM Addicts, with releases appearing across Trance, Funky House, Melodic House & Techno, Mainstage and House charts throughout recent weeks.

One of the latest successes comes from AMC & Uliana Zar, whose Fly [With Me Tonight] has climbed to #5 in the Beatport Trance Releases chart.

That result follows another particularly strong Trance showing from SJM, with Horizon Line reaching #3 in the Beatport Trance Releases chart, while its Extended Mix also entered the Trance Hype Singles chart.

Over on EDM Addicts, HELiiN – My Weakness Is You reached an impressive #3 in the Funky House Releases chart.

Other recent Beatport highlights include:

• JARR Head, Alphed Le Cornett & Jyntraxx – Quantum Arc reaching #20 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Pure Oxide – We Control The Sunlight reaching #21 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Darren Glancy & Arturis – Silent Scream climbing to #21 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Jan Johnston & Camma – Sugar Rush reaching #21 in Melodic House & Techno and maintaining its chart presence for several weeks.
• Flukus – At The Edge entering both the Trance Hype Singles and Trance Releases charts.
• ROSSCOJACK – Think About You Tonight entering the House Hype Singles chart.
• Flukus – Rhythm charting across Mainstage Releases and Hype Singles.
• JARR Head & Juan Obando – Layers entering the Trance Hype Singles chart.

Perhaps one of the strongest stories, however, has been the longevity of Funky Resistance – Hove, Actually.

After reaching as high as #3 in the Funky House Releases chart, the track remained inside the Beatport Top 100 for more than 65 days — an increasingly rare example of a release continuing to find an audience well beyond its initial release window.

Funky Resistance also saw Zombie Generation make its third re-entry into the Funky House Releases chart.

Individual chart positions come and go. What is becoming much more significant is the consistency: different artists, different genres and different releases continuing to appear across the charts week after week.

Want to explore the music behind the recent chart success? Discover the latest releases from across EML Recordings and our artists, with new music added regularly.

Explore the Latest Releases

Support Beyond the Charts

Of course, Beatport represents only one part of the picture.

Throughout the summer, artists connected with EML have continued to receive support from DJs and radio stations, including FreshSoundz, BBC Introducing and Dance Revolution.

A particular thank you must go to Dance Revolution, who have shown fantastic continued support for Fallon’s Cry – Aftermath.

Rather than a single isolated play, Dance Revolution have continued to feature Fallon across multiple weeks throughout the summer — exactly the kind of sustained support that can help new music continue reaching listeners long after release day.

To everyone playing, sharing, supporting and introducing our artists to new audiences: thank you. Independent electronic music grows through relationships like these.

Lorna James Continues to Build Momentum

It has also been fantastic to see Lorna James continuing to build momentum beyond her work with EML.

Lorna has received support through BBC Introducing and has also recently attracted regional press coverage — further evidence of an artist whose profile continues to develop both behind the decks and through her own music.

We believe an artist’s success should never be measured solely by what happens on one record label. Seeing artists from within the EML community gaining recognition elsewhere is something worth celebrating in its own right.

Read Lorna James’ Press Feature

JARR Head Earns Tiësto Support

That same principle applies to JARR Head, who has also had reason to celebrate after one of his productions received support from global dance music heavyweight Tiësto.

The track in question was not an EML release, and the achievement belongs firmly to JARR Head and the team behind that particular record.

But when an artist we work with gets their music into the hands of one of the world’s most recognised DJs, we are still going to celebrate it.

Artist development is bigger than any individual catalogue.

From Beatport Charts to the Industry Conversation

EML’s recent Beatport results have also led to opportunities to discuss the bigger picture behind independent label chart performance.

EML founder and label manager Dan recently joined Electro Fans as a guest panellist for a discussion centred around Beatport chart success.

The conversation provided an opportunity to look beyond the headline chart number and discuss some of the work, strategy and realities involved in giving independent electronic music the best possible chance of finding an audience.

Being able to contribute to conversations like this is particularly important to us. EML has always been about more than simply uploading records and moving on to the next release.

The goal is to learn from every campaign, understand what works, share knowledge and continue improving the platform around our artists.

Read the Electro Fans Beatport Success Panel

15 Remix Winners Join the Broken Project

Another major recent milestone has been the conclusion of the EML Broken Remix Competition.

After receiving entries from producers bringing their own interpretations, ideas and production styles to the project, 15 winning remixes were selected to move forward.

Remix competitions have always been about more than simply finding another version of a track. At their best, they create an opportunity for producers to be discovered, challenge themselves creatively and become part of something larger than the original release.

We want to congratulate every producer selected and thank everybody who took the time to enter.

The standard of submissions made the selection process anything but easy.

Meet the Broken Remix Winners

Flukus Confirmed for D.Trance 115

Another significant piece of news comes from Flukus, whose Beyond (Original Mix) has been officially confirmed for inclusion on the forthcoming D.Trance 115 compilation.

The long-running D.Trance compilation series has established its own dedicated audience within harder-edged Trance, and the inclusion represents another important piece of external recognition for both Flukus and his music.

D.Trance 115 is scheduled for release on 11 September 2026.

For us, this is another particularly encouraging development because it represents success beyond our own release campaigns: third-party compilation licensing and an EML artist’s music travelling into another established electronic music platform.

Discover D.Trance 115

More Ways to Discover the Music

Behind the releases themselves, we have also continued developing the media network that helps give artists another route to listeners.

EDM Addicts Radio

EDM Addicts Radio continues broadcasting electronic music 24 hours a day and now has its own dedicated home at EML-Radio.com.

The station gives us another way to support the music surrounding the labels, provide continued rotation beyond release week and create a destination for listeners who simply want to switch on and discover electronic music.

Listen to EDM Addicts Radio

The Electronic Music Lovers Podcast

The Electronic Music Lovers Podcast also now has a dedicated online home at EMLPodcast.com.

Hosted by AMC, the podcast provides another platform for DJ mixes, new music and releases from across the EML label group, helping connect the records with listeners in a longer-form format.

Visit the EML Podcast

Momentum, Not Milestones

It would be easy to look at the past few weeks as a collection of individual milestones.

A #3 here. A #5 there. A radio play. A press feature. A compilation placement.

But individually those moments only tell part of the story.

What matters more is what begins to happen when they start appearing together.

Different artists are charting. Records are remaining visible beyond their initial release window. Radio stations are returning to artists repeatedly. Producers are being discovered through remix projects. Artists are earning recognition outside the label. Music is finding its way onto third-party compilations. And EML-owned platforms are creating additional places for that music to be heard.

That is the kind of progress we want to build upon.

We remain an independent label group, and there is a huge amount still to do. But independence also means that every genuine piece of progress matters — particularly when that progress belongs to the artists who trust us with their music.

So to every artist, DJ, radio presenter, journalist, producer, listener, supporter and music buyer who has played a part in the past few weeks:

Thank you.

We’ll keep building.

Electronic Music Lovers
Independent music. Artist development. Electronic culture.

Discover EML Recordings

“`

EML: Summer of Momentum

A Summer of Momentum: Chart Success, Artist Breakthroughs & a Growing EML Network

The past few weeks have delivered another remarkable run of achievements for artists across the Electronic Music Lovers label group.

From sustained Beatport chart positions and radio support to major compilation placements, press coverage, remix opportunities and recognition beyond the labels themselves, this summer has shown that momentum is developing in more ways than one.

And while chart positions are always worth celebrating, some of the most encouraging developments have happened away from the charts — as artists connected with EML continue to build their own profiles, reach new audiences and gain recognition across the wider electronic music scene.

Beatport Momentum Continues

Beatport has continued to provide plenty to celebrate across both EML Recordings and EDM Addicts, with releases appearing across Trance, Funky House, Melodic House & Techno, Mainstage and House charts throughout recent weeks.

One of the latest successes comes from AMC & Uliana Zar, whose Fly [With Me Tonight] has climbed to #5 in the Beatport Trance Releases chart.

That result follows another particularly strong Trance showing from SJM, with Horizon Line reaching #3 in the Beatport Trance Releases chart, while its Extended Mix also entered the Trance Hype Singles chart.

Over on EDM Addicts, HELiiN – My Weakness Is You reached an impressive #3 in the Funky House Releases chart.

Other recent Beatport highlights include:

• JARR Head, Alphed Le Cornett & Jyntraxx – Quantum Arc reaching #20 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Pure Oxide – We Control The Sunlight reaching #21 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Darren Glancy & Arturis – Silent Scream climbing to #21 in the Trance Hype Singles chart.
• Jan Johnston & Camma – Sugar Rush reaching #21 in Melodic House & Techno and maintaining its chart presence for several weeks.
• Flukus – At The Edge entering both the Trance Hype Singles and Trance Releases charts.
• ROSSCOJACK – Think About You Tonight entering the House Hype Singles chart.
• Flukus – Rhythm charting across Mainstage Releases and Hype Singles.
• JARR Head & Juan Obando – Layers entering the Trance Hype Singles chart.

Perhaps one of the strongest stories, however, has been the longevity of Funky Resistance – Hove, Actually.

After reaching as high as #3 in the Funky House Releases chart, the track remained inside the Beatport Top 100 for more than 65 days — an increasingly rare example of a release continuing to find an audience well beyond its initial release window.

Funky Resistance also saw Zombie Generation make its third re-entry into the Funky House Releases chart.

Individual chart positions come and go. What is becoming much more significant is the consistency: different artists, different genres and different releases continuing to appear across the charts week after week.

Want to explore the music behind the recent chart success? Discover the latest releases from across EML Recordings and our artists, with new music added regularly.

Explore the Latest Releases

Support Beyond the Charts

Of course, Beatport represents only one part of the picture.

Throughout the summer, artists connected with EML have continued to receive support from DJs and radio stations, including FreshSoundz, BBC Introducing and Dance Revolution.

A particular thank you must go to Dance Revolution, who have shown fantastic continued support for Fallon’s Cry – Aftermath.

Rather than a single isolated play, Dance Revolution have continued to feature Fallon across multiple weeks throughout the summer — exactly the kind of sustained support that can help new music continue reaching listeners long after release day.

To everyone playing, sharing, supporting and introducing our artists to new audiences: thank you. Independent electronic music grows through relationships like these.

Lorna James Continues to Build Momentum

It has also been fantastic to see Lorna James continuing to build momentum beyond her work with EML.

Lorna has received support through BBC Introducing and has also recently attracted regional press coverage — further evidence of an artist whose profile continues to develop both behind the decks and through her own music.

We believe an artist’s success should never be measured solely by what happens on one record label. Seeing artists from within the EML community gaining recognition elsewhere is something worth celebrating in its own right.

Read Lorna James’ Press Feature

JARR Head Earns Tiësto Support

That same principle applies to JARR Head, who has also had reason to celebrate after one of his productions received support from global dance music heavyweight Tiësto.

The track in question was not an EML release, and the achievement belongs firmly to JARR Head and the team behind that particular record.

But when an artist we work with gets their music into the hands of one of the world’s most recognised DJs, we are still going to celebrate it.

Artist development is bigger than any individual catalogue.

From Beatport Charts to the Industry Conversation

EML’s recent Beatport results have also led to opportunities to discuss the bigger picture behind independent label chart performance.

EML founder and label manager Dan recently joined Electro Fans as a guest panellist for a discussion centred around Beatport chart success.

The conversation provided an opportunity to look beyond the headline chart number and discuss some of the work, strategy and realities involved in giving independent electronic music the best possible chance of finding an audience.

Being able to contribute to conversations like this is particularly important to us. EML has always been about more than simply uploading records and moving on to the next release.

The goal is to learn from every campaign, understand what works, share knowledge and continue improving the platform around our artists.

Read the Electro Fans Beatport Success Panel

15 Remix Winners Join the Broken Project

Another major recent milestone has been the conclusion of the EML Broken Remix Competition.

After receiving entries from producers bringing their own interpretations, ideas and production styles to the project, 15 winning remixes were selected to move forward.

Remix competitions have always been about more than simply finding another version of a track. At their best, they create an opportunity for producers to be discovered, challenge themselves creatively and become part of something larger than the original release.

We want to congratulate every producer selected and thank everybody who took the time to enter.

The standard of submissions made the selection process anything but easy.

Meet the Broken Remix Winners

Flukus Confirmed for D.Trance 115

Another significant piece of news comes from Flukus, whose Beyond (Original Mix) has been officially confirmed for inclusion on the forthcoming D.Trance 115 compilation.

The long-running D.Trance compilation series has established its own dedicated audience within harder-edged Trance, and the inclusion represents another important piece of external recognition for both Flukus and his music.

D.Trance 115 is scheduled for release on 11 September 2026.

For us, this is another particularly encouraging development because it represents success beyond our own release campaigns: third-party compilation licensing and an EML artist’s music travelling into another established electronic music platform.

Discover D.Trance 115

More Ways to Discover the Music

Behind the releases themselves, we have also continued developing the media network that helps give artists another route to listeners.

EDM Addicts Radio

EDM Addicts Radio continues broadcasting electronic music 24 hours a day and now has its own dedicated home at EML-Radio.com.

The station gives us another way to support the music surrounding the labels, provide continued rotation beyond release week and create a destination for listeners who simply want to switch on and discover electronic music.

Listen to EDM Addicts Radio

The Electronic Music Lovers Podcast

The Electronic Music Lovers Podcast also now has a dedicated online home at EMLPodcast.com.

Hosted by AMC, the podcast provides another platform for DJ mixes, new music and releases from across the EML label group, helping connect the records with listeners in a longer-form format.

Visit the EML Podcast

Momentum, Not Milestones

It would be easy to look at the past few weeks as a collection of individual milestones.

A #3 here. A #5 there. A radio play. A press feature. A compilation placement.

But individually those moments only tell part of the story.

What matters more is what begins to happen when they start appearing together.

Different artists are charting. Records are remaining visible beyond their initial release window. Radio stations are returning to artists repeatedly. Producers are being discovered through remix projects. Artists are earning recognition outside the label. Music is finding its way onto third-party compilations. And EML-owned platforms are creating additional places for that music to be heard.

That is the kind of progress we want to build upon.

We remain an independent label group, and there is a huge amount still to do. But independence also means that every genuine piece of progress matters — particularly when that progress belongs to the artists who trust us with their music.

So to every artist, DJ, radio presenter, journalist, producer, listener, supporter and music buyer who has played a part in the past few weeks:

Thank you.

We’ll keep building.

Electronic Music Lovers
Independent music. Artist development. Electronic culture.

Discover EML Recordings

“`

#Beatport verbietet ab sofort komplett KI-generierte Musik: Neues Erkennungstool im Einsatz

77 % wollen lieber Musik von echten Menschen. Laut Beatport spiegelt die Entscheidung direkt die Haltung der eigenen Community wider, von der ein großer Teil aus DJs besteht.
https://www.gearnews.de/beatport-verbietet-ki-generierte-musik-tech

#PeaceLoveMusic #KIMusik #Music #DJ

#Beatport verbietet ab sofort komplett KI-generierte Musik: Neues Erkennungstool im Einsatz

77 % wollen lieber Musik von echten Menschen. Laut Beatport spiegelt die Entscheidung direkt die Haltung der eigenen Community wider, von der ein großer Teil aus DJs besteht.
https://www.gearnews.de/beatport-verbietet-ki-generierte-musik-tech

#PeaceLoveMusic #KIMusik #Music #DJ

#Beatport verbietet ab sofort komplett KI-generierte Musik: Neues Erkennungstool im Einsatz

77 % wollen lieber Musik von echten Menschen. Laut Beatport spiegelt die Entscheidung direkt die Haltung der eigenen Community wider, von der ein großer Teil aus DJs besteht.
https://www.gearnews.de/beatport-verbietet-ki-generierte-musik-tech

#PeaceLoveMusic #KIMusik #Music #DJ

#Beatport verbietet ab sofort komplett KI-generierte Musik: Neues Erkennungstool im Einsatz

77 % wollen lieber Musik von echten Menschen. Laut Beatport spiegelt die Entscheidung direkt die Haltung der eigenen Community wider, von der ein großer Teil aus DJs besteht.
https://www.gearnews.de/beatport-verbietet-ki-generierte-musik-tech

#PeaceLoveMusic #KIMusik #Music #DJ

#Beatport verbietet ab sofort komplett KI-generierte Musik: Neues Erkennungstool im Einsatz

77 % wollen lieber Musik von echten Menschen. Laut Beatport spiegelt die Entscheidung direkt die Haltung der eigenen Community wider, von der ein großer Teil aus DJs besteht.
https://www.gearnews.de/beatport-verbietet-ki-generierte-musik-tech

#PeaceLoveMusic #KIMusik #Music #DJ

#Beatport is working on AI detection solutions to keep slop tracks off the shelves, but in the meantime I've found a pretty reliable indicator is just looking at the artist profile on the site.

It's relatively easy to spot while digging. Typically any artist profile that is new in the last 2 years and has no descriptive text, no label description, and their releases all have a consistently janky art style, it's almost guaranteed AI slop.

#Beatport is working on AI detection solutions to keep slop tracks off the shelves, but in the meantime I've found a pretty reliable indicator is just looking at the artist profile on the site.

It's relatively easy to spot while digging. Typically any artist profile that is new in the last 2 years and has no descriptive text, no label description, and their releases all have a consistently janky art style, it's almost guaranteed AI slop.

#Beatport is working on AI detection solutions to keep slop tracks off the shelves, but in the meantime I've found a pretty reliable indicator is just looking at the artist profile on the site.

It's relatively easy to spot while digging. Typically any artist profile that is new in the last 2 years and has no descriptive text, no label description, and their releases all have a consistently janky art style, it's almost guaranteed AI slop.

#Beatport is working on AI detection solutions to keep slop tracks off the shelves, but in the meantime I've found a pretty reliable indicator is just looking at the artist profile on the site.

It's relatively easy to spot while digging. Typically any artist profile that is new in the last 2 years and has no descriptive text, no label description, and their releases all have a consistently janky art style, it's almost guaranteed AI slop.

Beatport’s Dance Industry Conference Is Returning to Los Angeles This Fall

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.billboard.com/pro/beatport-connect-los-angeles-2026-w-hotel-programming/

Beatport’s Dance Industry Conference Is Returning to Los Angeles This Fall

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.billboard.com/pro/beatport-connect-los-angeles-2026-w-hotel-programming/

Beatport’s Dance Industry Conference Is Returning to Los Angeles This Fall

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.billboard.com/pro/beatport-connect-los-angeles-2026-w-hotel-programming/

Beatport’s Dance Industry Conference Is Returning to Los Angeles This Fall

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.billboard.com/pro/beatport-connect-los-angeles-2026-w-hotel-programming/

New release out now 😁
Darkshia - Scape the Reality EP [Romklang Records] • Remixed by Duppeditt & Faia.

Out in all stores 31.7.26!

#Beatport #Spotify #YouTube #bandcamp

New release out now 😁
Darkshia - Scape the Reality EP [Romklang Records] • Remixed by Duppeditt & Faia.

Out in all stores 31.7.26!

#Beatport #Spotify #YouTube #bandcamp

New release out now 😁
Darkshia - Scape the Reality EP [Romklang Records] • Remixed by Duppeditt & Faia.

Out in all stores 31.7.26!

#Beatport #Spotify #YouTube #bandcamp

New release out now 😁
Darkshia - Scape the Reality EP [Romklang Records] • Remixed by Duppeditt & Faia.

Out in all stores 31.7.26!

#Beatport #Spotify #YouTube #bandcamp

New release out now 😁
Darkshia - Scape the Reality EP [Romklang Records] • Remixed by Duppeditt & Faia.

Out in all stores 31.7.26!

#Beatport #Spotify #YouTube #bandcamp

EML Hits No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 — Plus 10 More Beatport Chart Successes

From #1 to the Top 50: EML’s Summer Beatport Chart Run

Across trance, mainstage, melodic techno and progressive house, EML Recordings and EDM Addicts have delivered one of the strongest chart runs in the group’s history.

The last several weeks have produced an extraordinary sequence of Beatport results for the Electronic Music Lovers label group. Fifteen releases reached significant chart positions, including a Trance Releases number one, multiple Top 5 finishes, several Top 20 entries and sustained Top 100 runs.

More importantly, the results were not confined to one artist or one narrow sound. The chart activity stretched across uplifting trance, vocal trance, mainstage, big room, melodic techno, progressive house and harder acid-driven crossover material. That breadth shows the growing strength of the catalogue while each release retains its own identity.

The chart results

More than isolated chart wins

The real value of this run is not simply the individual peak positions. It is the consistency: multiple artists, repeat appearances, several releases remaining in the Top 100 for more than a week, and chart results across different Beatport genres.

For an independent label group, that consistency matters. It shows that EML Recordings and EDM Addicts are not relying on one release, one artist or one lucky moment. The catalogue is developing depth, the artists are finding their audiences, and the labels are becoming increasingly visible inside their respective markets.

Our thanks go to every artist, remixer, vocalist, DJ, radio presenter, supporter and buyer who helped make these results possible. Independent music only moves when people choose to support it.

Explore the EML catalogue

Discover more releases, label news, radio, podcasting and the wider Electronic Music Lovers network.

EML Hits No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 — Plus 10 More Beatport Chart Successes

From #1 to the Top 50: EML’s Summer Beatport Chart Run

Across trance, mainstage, melodic techno and progressive house, EML Recordings and EDM Addicts have delivered one of the strongest chart runs in the group’s history.

The last several weeks have produced an extraordinary sequence of Beatport results for the Electronic Music Lovers label group. Fifteen releases reached significant chart positions, including a Trance Releases number one, multiple Top 5 finishes, several Top 20 entries and sustained Top 100 runs.

More importantly, the results were not confined to one artist or one narrow sound. The chart activity stretched across uplifting trance, vocal trance, mainstage, big room, melodic techno, progressive house and harder acid-driven crossover material. That breadth shows the growing strength of the catalogue while each release retains its own identity.

The chart results

More than isolated chart wins

The real value of this run is not simply the individual peak positions. It is the consistency: multiple artists, repeat appearances, several releases remaining in the Top 100 for more than a week, and chart results across different Beatport genres.

For an independent label group, that consistency matters. It shows that EML Recordings and EDM Addicts are not relying on one release, one artist or one lucky moment. The catalogue is developing depth, the artists are finding their audiences, and the labels are becoming increasingly visible inside their respective markets.

Our thanks go to every artist, remixer, vocalist, DJ, radio presenter, supporter and buyer who helped make these results possible. Independent music only moves when people choose to support it.

Explore the EML catalogue

Discover more releases, label news, radio, podcasting and the wider Electronic Music Lovers network.

The new single has already been uploaded to the distributor—mark your calendars for August 7, 2026. Check the bio for the pre-save link.
#rreslabel #newrelease #undergroundtechno #technolovers #hypnotictechno #2026techno #technovibes #techno #Beatport #Spotify #Soundcloud

From Trance to Funky House: EML’s Latest Beatport Chart Highlights

Beatport
Chart Update

EML Recordings and EDM Addicts have delivered a serious run of recent Beatport chart action across Trance, Mainstage, Funky House and Hype charts.

No.1 result, multiple Top 10 placements, Top 20 releases and a wave of Top 100 chart entries from artists across the Electronic Music Lovers network.

Independent electronic music with real chart movement

The recent chart activity across EML Recordings and EDM Addicts shows the wider label group continuing to build traction on Beatport. These results cover uplifting trance, vocal trance, mainstage energy, funky house and underground electronic music releases.

Below is the full round-up of recent chart positions and direct Beatport links to support the releases.

AMC – Love of Yesterday

#1 Trance Releases – 12th June 2026

Also landing at #23 and #33 in the Trance Hype Singles chart on the same date, this became one of the strongest recent moments for the EML catalogue.

Full Chart Round-Up

Robin McIlmoyle + G. Summers – Another Life

#11 Trance Singles Hype – 15th May 2026
3 days at #11
#81 Main Trance Singles Chart – 15th May 2026

Funky Resistance – For Anyone Who’s Lost Someone

Extended Club Mix
#69 Hype Singles Chart – 22nd May 2026

Flukus – Nothing To Lose

Original Mix
#11 Mainstage Hype Singles – 17th May 2026
#20 Mainstage Releases – 18th May 2026

EML Trance Essentials 2026 Vol. 1

Uplifting Energy
#6 Trance Releases Chart – 6th June 2026
2 weeks in the Top 100

Juan Almiñana Obando – You Are Important

#65 Trance Hype Singles Chart – 25th May 2026

Flukus – Think I’m In Love

#30 Mainstage Hype Singles – 25th May 2026
All 3 mixes hit the Top 100 on 24th May 2026
#19 Mainstage Releases Chart – 26th May 2026

AMC + Kenzie Mack – Medicine

#7 Trance Releases – 4th June 2026
2 days in the Top 10
#34 Trance Hype Singles – 4th June 2026
All 3 mixes charting

Flukus – Never Stop

#10 Trance Releases – 6th June 2026
#24 Trance Singles Hype – 4th June 2026
All 3 mixes charting

AMC – Love of Yesterday

#1 Trance Releases – 12th June 2026
#23 and #33 Trance Singles Hype – 12th June 2026

Funky Resistance – Hove, Actually

#3 Funky House Releases – 8th June 2026

Juan Almiñana Obando – Forever Free

#86 Trance Hype Singles – 9th June 2026

Flukus – It’s Just You

#38 Mainstage Releases – 13th June 2026
#61 Mainstage Hype Singles – 13th June 2026

Support the releases. Help push them higher.

Every download, DJ play, radio spin, playlist add and share helps independent electronic music travel further. Thank you to everyone supporting EML Recordings, EDM Addicts and the wider Electronic Music Lovers movement.

Electronic Music Lovers Group
EML Recordings • EDM Addicts • Sub Generation Records
Independent electronic music for DJs, listeners and underground music lovers.

From Trance to Funky House: EML’s Latest Beatport Chart Highlights

Beatport
Chart Update

EML Recordings and EDM Addicts have delivered a serious run of recent Beatport chart action across Trance, Mainstage, Funky House and Hype charts.

No.1 result, multiple Top 10 placements, Top 20 releases and a wave of Top 100 chart entries from artists across the Electronic Music Lovers network.

Independent electronic music with real chart movement

The recent chart activity across EML Recordings and EDM Addicts shows the wider label group continuing to build traction on Beatport. These results cover uplifting trance, vocal trance, mainstage energy, funky house and underground electronic music releases.

Below is the full round-up of recent chart positions and direct Beatport links to support the releases.

AMC – Love of Yesterday

#1 Trance Releases – 12th June 2026

Also landing at #23 and #33 in the Trance Hype Singles chart on the same date, this became one of the strongest recent moments for the EML catalogue.

Full Chart Round-Up

Robin McIlmoyle + G. Summers – Another Life

#11 Trance Singles Hype – 15th May 2026
3 days at #11
#81 Main Trance Singles Chart – 15th May 2026

Funky Resistance – For Anyone Who’s Lost Someone

Extended Club Mix
#69 Hype Singles Chart – 22nd May 2026

Flukus – Nothing To Lose

Original Mix
#11 Mainstage Hype Singles – 17th May 2026
#20 Mainstage Releases – 18th May 2026

EML Trance Essentials 2026 Vol. 1

Uplifting Energy
#6 Trance Releases Chart – 6th June 2026
2 weeks in the Top 100

Juan Almiñana Obando – You Are Important

#65 Trance Hype Singles Chart – 25th May 2026

Flukus – Think I’m In Love

#30 Mainstage Hype Singles – 25th May 2026
All 3 mixes hit the Top 100 on 24th May 2026
#19 Mainstage Releases Chart – 26th May 2026

AMC + Kenzie Mack – Medicine

#7 Trance Releases – 4th June 2026
2 days in the Top 10
#34 Trance Hype Singles – 4th June 2026
All 3 mixes charting

Flukus – Never Stop

#10 Trance Releases – 6th June 2026
#24 Trance Singles Hype – 4th June 2026
All 3 mixes charting

AMC – Love of Yesterday

#1 Trance Releases – 12th June 2026
#23 and #33 Trance Singles Hype – 12th June 2026

Funky Resistance – Hove, Actually

#3 Funky House Releases – 8th June 2026

Juan Almiñana Obando – Forever Free

#86 Trance Hype Singles – 9th June 2026

Flukus – It’s Just You

#38 Mainstage Releases – 13th June 2026
#61 Mainstage Hype Singles – 13th June 2026

Support the releases. Help push them higher.

Every download, DJ play, radio spin, playlist add and share helps independent electronic music travel further. Thank you to everyone supporting EML Recordings, EDM Addicts and the wider Electronic Music Lovers movement.

Electronic Music Lovers Group
EML Recordings • EDM Addicts • Sub Generation Records
Independent electronic music for DJs, listeners and underground music lovers.

From Trance to Funky House: EML’s Latest Beatport Chart Highlights

Beatport
Chart Update

EML Recordings and EDM Addicts have delivered a serious run of recent Beatport chart action across Trance, Mainstage, Funky House and Hype charts.

No.1 result, multiple Top 10 placements, Top 20 releases and a wave of Top 100 chart entries from artists across the Electronic Music Lovers network.

Independent electronic music with real chart movement

The recent chart activity across EML Recordings and EDM Addicts shows the wider label group continuing to build traction on Beatport. These results cover uplifting trance, vocal trance, mainstage energy, funky house and underground electronic music releases.

Below is the full round-up of recent chart positions and direct Beatport links to support the releases.

AMC – Love of Yesterday

#1 Trance Releases – 12th June 2026

Also landing at #23 and #33 in the Trance Hype Singles chart on the same date, this became one of the strongest recent moments for the EML catalogue.

Full Chart Round-Up

Robin McIlmoyle + G. Summers – Another Life

#11 Trance Singles Hype – 15th May 2026
3 days at #11
#81 Main Trance Singles Chart – 15th May 2026

Funky Resistance – For Anyone Who’s Lost Someone

Extended Club Mix
#69 Hype Singles Chart – 22nd May 2026

Flukus – Nothing To Lose

Original Mix
#11 Mainstage Hype Singles – 17th May 2026
#20 Mainstage Releases – 18th May 2026

EML Trance Essentials 2026 Vol. 1

Uplifting Energy
#6 Trance Releases Chart – 6th June 2026
2 weeks in the Top 100

Juan Almiñana Obando – You Are Important

#65 Trance Hype Singles Chart – 25th May 2026

Flukus – Think I’m In Love

#30 Mainstage Hype Singles – 25th May 2026
All 3 mixes hit the Top 100 on 24th May 2026
#19 Mainstage Releases Chart – 26th May 2026

AMC + Kenzie Mack – Medicine

#7 Trance Releases – 4th June 2026
2 days in the Top 10
#34 Trance Hype Singles – 4th June 2026
All 3 mixes charting

Flukus – Never Stop

#10 Trance Releases – 6th June 2026
#24 Trance Singles Hype – 4th June 2026
All 3 mixes charting

AMC – Love of Yesterday

#1 Trance Releases – 12th June 2026
#23 and #33 Trance Singles Hype – 12th June 2026

Funky Resistance – Hove, Actually

#3 Funky House Releases – 8th June 2026

Juan Almiñana Obando – Forever Free

#86 Trance Hype Singles – 9th June 2026

Flukus – It’s Just You

#38 Mainstage Releases – 13th June 2026
#61 Mainstage Hype Singles – 13th June 2026

Support the releases. Help push them higher.

Every download, DJ play, radio spin, playlist add and share helps independent electronic music travel further. Thank you to everyone supporting EML Recordings, EDM Addicts and the wider Electronic Music Lovers movement.

Electronic Music Lovers Group
EML Recordings • EDM Addicts • Sub Generation Records
Independent electronic music for DJs, listeners and underground music lovers.

From Trance to Funky House: EML’s Latest Beatport Chart Highlights

Beatport
Chart Update

EML Recordings and EDM Addicts have delivered a serious run of recent Beatport chart action across Trance, Mainstage, Funky House and Hype charts.

No.1 result, multiple Top 10 placements, Top 20 releases and a wave of Top 100 chart entries from artists across the Electronic Music Lovers network.

Independent electronic music with real chart movement

The recent chart activity across EML Recordings and EDM Addicts shows the wider label group continuing to build traction on Beatport. These results cover uplifting trance, vocal trance, mainstage energy, funky house and underground electronic music releases.

Below is the full round-up of recent chart positions and direct Beatport links to support the releases.

AMC – Love of Yesterday

#1 Trance Releases – 12th June 2026

Also landing at #23 and #33 in the Trance Hype Singles chart on the same date, this became one of the strongest recent moments for the EML catalogue.

Full Chart Round-Up

Robin McIlmoyle + G. Summers – Another Life

#11 Trance Singles Hype – 15th May 2026
3 days at #11
#81 Main Trance Singles Chart – 15th May 2026

Funky Resistance – For Anyone Who’s Lost Someone

Extended Club Mix
#69 Hype Singles Chart – 22nd May 2026

Flukus – Nothing To Lose

Original Mix
#11 Mainstage Hype Singles – 17th May 2026
#20 Mainstage Releases – 18th May 2026

EML Trance Essentials 2026 Vol. 1

Uplifting Energy
#6 Trance Releases Chart – 6th June 2026
2 weeks in the Top 100

Juan Almiñana Obando – You Are Important

#65 Trance Hype Singles Chart – 25th May 2026

Flukus – Think I’m In Love

#30 Mainstage Hype Singles – 25th May 2026
All 3 mixes hit the Top 100 on 24th May 2026
#19 Mainstage Releases Chart – 26th May 2026

AMC + Kenzie Mack – Medicine

#7 Trance Releases – 4th June 2026
2 days in the Top 10
#34 Trance Hype Singles – 4th June 2026
All 3 mixes charting

Flukus – Never Stop

#10 Trance Releases – 6th June 2026
#24 Trance Singles Hype – 4th June 2026
All 3 mixes charting

AMC – Love of Yesterday

#1 Trance Releases – 12th June 2026
#23 and #33 Trance Singles Hype – 12th June 2026

Funky Resistance – Hove, Actually

#3 Funky House Releases – 8th June 2026

Juan Almiñana Obando – Forever Free

#86 Trance Hype Singles – 9th June 2026

Flukus – It’s Just You

#38 Mainstage Releases – 13th June 2026
#61 Mainstage Hype Singles – 13th June 2026

Support the releases. Help push them higher.

Every download, DJ play, radio spin, playlist add and share helps independent electronic music travel further. Thank you to everyone supporting EML Recordings, EDM Addicts and the wider Electronic Music Lovers movement.

Electronic Music Lovers Group
EML Recordings • EDM Addicts • Sub Generation Records
Independent electronic music for DJs, listeners and underground music lovers.

From Trance to Funky House: EML’s Latest Beatport Chart Highlights

Beatport
Chart Update

EML Recordings and EDM Addicts have delivered a serious run of recent Beatport chart action across Trance, Mainstage, Funky House and Hype charts.

No.1 result, multiple Top 10 placements, Top 20 releases and a wave of Top 100 chart entries from artists across the Electronic Music Lovers network.

Independent electronic music with real chart movement

The recent chart activity across EML Recordings and EDM Addicts shows the wider label group continuing to build traction on Beatport. These results cover uplifting trance, vocal trance, mainstage energy, funky house and underground electronic music releases.

Below is the full round-up of recent chart positions and direct Beatport links to support the releases.

AMC – Love of Yesterday

#1 Trance Releases – 12th June 2026

Also landing at #23 and #33 in the Trance Hype Singles chart on the same date, this became one of the strongest recent moments for the EML catalogue.

Full Chart Round-Up

Robin McIlmoyle + G. Summers – Another Life

#11 Trance Singles Hype – 15th May 2026
3 days at #11
#81 Main Trance Singles Chart – 15th May 2026

Funky Resistance – For Anyone Who’s Lost Someone

Extended Club Mix
#69 Hype Singles Chart – 22nd May 2026

Flukus – Nothing To Lose

Original Mix
#11 Mainstage Hype Singles – 17th May 2026
#20 Mainstage Releases – 18th May 2026

EML Trance Essentials 2026 Vol. 1

Uplifting Energy
#6 Trance Releases Chart – 6th June 2026
2 weeks in the Top 100

Juan Almiñana Obando – You Are Important

#65 Trance Hype Singles Chart – 25th May 2026

Flukus – Think I’m In Love

#30 Mainstage Hype Singles – 25th May 2026
All 3 mixes hit the Top 100 on 24th May 2026
#19 Mainstage Releases Chart – 26th May 2026

AMC + Kenzie Mack – Medicine

#7 Trance Releases – 4th June 2026
2 days in the Top 10
#34 Trance Hype Singles – 4th June 2026
All 3 mixes charting

Flukus – Never Stop

#10 Trance Releases – 6th June 2026
#24 Trance Singles Hype – 4th June 2026
All 3 mixes charting

AMC – Love of Yesterday

#1 Trance Releases – 12th June 2026
#23 and #33 Trance Singles Hype – 12th June 2026

Funky Resistance – Hove, Actually

#3 Funky House Releases – 8th June 2026

Juan Almiñana Obando – Forever Free

#86 Trance Hype Singles – 9th June 2026

Flukus – It’s Just You

#38 Mainstage Releases – 13th June 2026
#61 Mainstage Hype Singles – 13th June 2026

Support the releases. Help push them higher.

Every download, DJ play, radio spin, playlist add and share helps independent electronic music travel further. Thank you to everyone supporting EML Recordings, EDM Addicts and the wider Electronic Music Lovers movement.

Electronic Music Lovers Group
EML Recordings • EDM Addicts • Sub Generation Records
Independent electronic music for DJs, listeners and underground music lovers.

Beatport launches dedicated Latin Electronic category https://rekkerd.org/beatport-launches-dedicated-latin-electronic-category/

#Beatport #Latin

Beatport launches dedicated Latin Electronic category https://rekkerd.org/beatport-launches-dedicated-latin-electronic-category/

#Beatport #Latin

Beatport launches dedicated Latin Electronic category https://rekkerd.org/beatport-launches-dedicated-latin-electronic-category/

#Beatport #Latin

Beatport launches dedicated Latin Electronic category https://rekkerd.org/beatport-launches-dedicated-latin-electronic-category/

#Beatport #Latin

Beatport launches dedicated Latin Electronic category https://rekkerd.org/beatport-launches-dedicated-latin-electronic-category/

#Beatport #Latin

This is a 9-minute-long track consisting of two sections linked by a suspenseful climax! #Beatport Pre-Order: May 16, 2026 Release Date: June 05, 2026 Links Here: go.protonradio.com/r/rlCmDhKG-b... #techno #rres #technocity

Electromotive Force

Scrolling through new releases on #Beatport before the sale ends tonight and holy FUCK there are SO MANY good new songs!

Who said #trance is dead?! 🎵:dragnheadphones:🎶

#TranceMusic #FurryDJ #FurryDJs

Scrolling through new releases on #Beatport before the sale ends tonight and holy FUCK there are SO MANY good new songs!

Who said #trance is dead?! 🎵:dragnheadphones:🎶

#TranceMusic #FurryDJ #FurryDJs

Scrolling through new releases on #Beatport before the sale ends tonight and holy FUCK there are SO MANY good new songs!

Who said #trance is dead?! 🎵:dragnheadphones:🎶

#TranceMusic #FurryDJ #FurryDJs

Scrolling through new releases on #Beatport before the sale ends tonight and holy FUCK there are SO MANY good new songs!

Who said #trance is dead?! 🎵:dragnheadphones:🎶

#TranceMusic #FurryDJ #FurryDJs

Scrolling through new releases on #Beatport before the sale ends tonight and holy FUCK there are SO MANY good new songs!

Who said #trance is dead?! 🎵:dragnheadphones:🎶

#TranceMusic #FurryDJ #FurryDJs

Im only speculating, but I bet the tracks (almost all of which are more than 15 yrs old) I _can't_ re-download from Beatport are gone not because Beatport removed them, but rather because the label or artist pulled them.

Doesn't matter, I still have my original downloaded files, but the fact that 75% of my Beatport catalog over 15 yrs old is still available to me is pretty fucking good.

Anyways - #Beatport - #music download company that knows whats fucking what.

Im only speculating, but I bet the tracks (almost all of which are more than 15 yrs old) I _can't_ re-download from Beatport are gone not because Beatport removed them, but rather because the label or artist pulled them.

Doesn't matter, I still have my original downloaded files, but the fact that 75% of my Beatport catalog over 15 yrs old is still available to me is pretty fucking good.

Anyways - #Beatport - #music download company that knows whats fucking what.

Im only speculating, but I bet the tracks (almost all of which are more than 15 yrs old) I _can't_ re-download from Beatport are gone not because Beatport removed them, but rather because the label or artist pulled them.

Doesn't matter, I still have my original downloaded files, but the fact that 75% of my Beatport catalog over 15 yrs old is still available to me is pretty fucking good.

Anyways - #Beatport - #music download company that knows whats fucking what.

Im only speculating, but I bet the tracks (almost all of which are more than 15 yrs old) I _can't_ re-download from Beatport are gone not because Beatport removed them, but rather because the label or artist pulled them.

Doesn't matter, I still have my original downloaded files, but the fact that 75% of my Beatport catalog over 15 yrs old is still available to me is pretty fucking good.

Anyways - #Beatport - #music download company that knows whats fucking what.

Im only speculating, but I bet the tracks (almost all of which are more than 15 yrs old) I _can't_ re-download from Beatport are gone not because Beatport removed them, but rather because the label or artist pulled them.

Doesn't matter, I still have my original downloaded files, but the fact that 75% of my Beatport catalog over 15 yrs old is still available to me is pretty fucking good.

Anyways - #Beatport - #music download company that knows whats fucking what.

I've been seeing a lot of videos and blog posts about the resurgence of #piracy in response to #enshittification . A common note is that its a _service_ problem, not a _product_ problem which is correct.

A company that has known this from the get-go and has never #enshittified is #Beatport - they're like iTunes but specifically for #EDM (sorry #bonkwave #genrepolice) I bought my first #DRM -free #mp3 tracks from Beatport in 2004 and (with some exceptions) I can _still download them today_.

I've been seeing a lot of videos and blog posts about the resurgence of #piracy in response to #enshittification . A common note is that its a _service_ problem, not a _product_ problem which is correct.

A company that has known this from the get-go and has never #enshittified is #Beatport - they're like iTunes but specifically for #EDM (sorry #bonkwave #genrepolice) I bought my first #DRM -free #mp3 tracks from Beatport in 2004 and (with some exceptions) I can _still download them today_.

I've been seeing a lot of videos and blog posts about the resurgence of #piracy in response to #enshittification . A common note is that its a _service_ problem, not a _product_ problem which is correct.

A company that has known this from the get-go and has never #enshittified is #Beatport - they're like iTunes but specifically for #EDM (sorry #bonkwave #genrepolice) I bought my first #DRM -free #mp3 tracks from Beatport in 2004 and (with some exceptions) I can _still download them today_.

I've been seeing a lot of videos and blog posts about the resurgence of #piracy in response to #enshittification . A common note is that its a _service_ problem, not a _product_ problem which is correct.

A company that has known this from the get-go and has never #enshittified is #Beatport - they're like iTunes but specifically for #EDM (sorry #bonkwave #genrepolice) I bought my first #DRM -free #mp3 tracks from Beatport in 2004 and (with some exceptions) I can _still download them today_.

I've been seeing a lot of videos and blog posts about the resurgence of #piracy in response to #enshittification . A common note is that its a _service_ problem, not a _product_ problem which is correct.

A company that has known this from the get-go and has never #enshittified is #Beatport - they're like iTunes but specifically for #EDM (sorry #bonkwave #genrepolice) I bought my first #DRM -free #mp3 tracks from Beatport in 2004 and (with some exceptions) I can _still download them today_.

Beatport Sounds releases Psytech sample pack from Vision Serpent https://rekkerd.org/beatport-sounds-releases-psytech-sample-pack-from-vision-serpent/

#Beatport #Loopmasters

Beatport Sounds releases Psytech sample pack from Vision Serpent https://rekkerd.org/beatport-sounds-releases-psytech-sample-pack-from-vision-serpent/

#Beatport #Loopmasters

Beatport Sounds releases Psytech sample pack from Vision Serpent https://rekkerd.org/beatport-sounds-releases-psytech-sample-pack-from-vision-serpent/

#Beatport #Loopmasters