It comes to no surprise then, that our premiere for today is from a collaboration between Javier Marimon, and Daniel[i], as JD.

French imprint Melifera Records is back with their latest offering being a diverse release centered around Biocym and his track, Wadis.

Sarah Wreath is building something solid. After turning heads with her contribution to Sandwell District’s End Beginnings, she steps forward with 光と影 (Hikari to Kage), a new EP on Spanish label Wabi Sabi

Federsen’s Alt Dub label is back with its third ‘Artist Series’ VA, and it’s another gem for the heads who like their dub techno deep and unbothered

Italian duo Orion are back, consistently offering their trademark warmth.

Like a perfect soundtrack to a night time ride through New York, Margaux Gazur’s forth-coming LP on Smallville gives feelings of introspection albeit with a bit of a twist.

Owl’s latest offering on Huinali only delights…

There’s a space between life and death where memory, emotion, and rhythm blur into something unspoken, that’s where Vanta begins.

At Delayed, consistency and vision matter. That’s why we’re always happy to shine a light on those who keep pushing forward with purpose.

Hailing from Sydney, Australia, artist Pannotia, under the Pure Space label, is releasing a five-track EP titled "Cell."

For the first of a new series highlighting record labels around the world, we bring you GIFKIKKER - a Brussels-based collective of friends birthed just after the pandemic.

Long time friends Big City Bill and Neil E meet for a split EP of groovy driving house dubs on Naarm’s Spincycle Records

ACCENTAPE returns with its ninth release, continuing the series’ mission to connect artistic worlds through sound—sometimes by highlighting similarities, other times by leaning into contrast.

To mark E2-E8’s first release of 2025, the responsibility goes to a founder of the Unknown Species Collective event and podcast series, Rado aka Naturalisten and his debut titled Forms.

Glimmerfall arrives immediately with warm waves of undulating synths bouncing and shifting in the background. Punchy kicks and a breakish pattern keep things moving along, while Nadia’s arrangement and various element choices elevate the track even more as a testament to her sequencing skills.

Cafe de la Jungle builds worlds through sound—dense, hypnotic, and alive with movement.

Causa, the latest EP from Stuttgart-based Predawn Records, and label co-founder Nils Edte, explores motion, force, and matter.

We’re excited to be premiering ‘Bass Bin’, a track off of our dear friend @asan_cellar’s brand new ÂSAN imprint. ‘Beychen’ in Âsan’s native tongue of Urdu means ‘restlesss’ or ‘uneasy’, words that are poignantly analogous to this mood & tone of the tracks on the EP. ’Bass Bin’ is a track that materialized out of Âsan’s time experimenting with the Buchla Easel.

‘Beychen’, the 4-track, 140 gram vinyl, will be available April 1st on Âsan’s own Bandcamp & stocked at record shops worldwide. 

For its 25th release, Konstrukt brings us something special: a collaboration between Michal Wołski and Amandra that feels more like a late-night conversation between old friends than just another EP.

Rene Lorenzo’s forthcoming album on Kizen Records, titled ‘A Good Moment’. From start to finish, the Spaniard occupies a space that is hard to define. One that demands attention yet, gives space. Intricate, yet soothing and comforting on the ear. A wonderful combination that catches you in its embrace, ever so subtly.

Will You, founder of Oleeva Records and Bristol-based producer and DJ, is one of the few UK artists carving out something distinct within this space of house music

Toki Fuko captivates listeners with deep soundscapes and melancholic melodies. Insomnia is part of the four-track EP Phantom Scripts, set for release on 10th April on The Hague located splnch.

The kind of pairing we cherish at Delayed—Enrica Falqui and Claudio PRC, two esteemed artists from their shared homeland of Sardinia, joining forces on Swiss label Adam’s Bite.

Today’s premiere is the mesmerizing title track, The Golden Triangle, a reflection of Sunju’s distinctive style—bridging diverse worlds to craft a realm entirely his own.

Time flies—what started as a platform to spotlight music we love has reached an incredible milestone: our 500th premiere

Italian producer, dj and more, Simone Gatto’s forthcoming Invisible Love album on his own Pregnant Void imprint marks a response to these negative forces. Giving space, soft moments of introspection and smooth melodies that all lend well to its healing nature.

The third release on Lola Haro’s Small Steps label from Belgium sees German producer DJ Balduin step up with a contribution that embodies the label's sound. Known for his intricate, warm house basslines, clever loops, and breaks, DJ Balduin delivers a three-track EP, Everything, capturing the fleeting magic when light meets dark.

Spiraling melodies and half time tempos spring to the forefront for our premiere today, titled Ravina. Portuguese artists Floating Machine and Inerte have combined talents for a contribution to the Berlin and Lisbon based event series and label, Art Bei Ton.

We’re kicking off the new year with the debut self-release from Melbourne-based artist Fefe, whose seven-track mini-LP, Sketches from Memories, drops in just a few days.

What if this playlist is a museum?

We're just weeks away from one of NYC's finest moments when the city shakes off winter and blossoms in full force.

If our favorite mixes from January were a one-day festival, it would unfold like this: Camu, Grant Aaron, and Einerlei, easing us into the day with introspective ambient, experimental textures, and laid-back downtempo moods.

Here we are, wrapping up 2024 with one last post to celebrate the mixes that soundtracked our December. It's become a little tradition for us to pull together a list that fits different moods and moments, and this month's picks feel extra special.

Everyday life flows a little easier when there’s music to carry it along—whether it’s a set that turns a crowded commute into an escape or makes a simple park walk feel just a little more alive

October handed us an unexpected harvest of festival recordings.

Many of us are settling back into daily routines after months spent traveling and dancing at festivals around the globe.

August is a time for festivals, beaches, and hikes, but even during downtime, whether you’re resting in your tipi or basking in the sun, you need a fitting soundtrack.

During these hot summer days, there's nothing better than putting on a great DJ set, relaxing under the fan or AC, and sipping a cold brew.

Music podcasts, live recordings, and studio mixes serve various purposes

The mixes on April's list are anything but ordinary, bursting with energy that will leave you feeling pumped and ready to take on the day (or night).

March on Delayed flew by in a flurry of genre-hopping goodness!

February offered a unique blend of introspective ambient soundscapes perfect for quiet reflection alongside electrifying live recordings that capture the energy of the dance floor.

Shake off the holiday cheer and embrace the cozy vibes of January with these handpicked mixes!

Dive back into the diverse music tales that resonated through Delayed last month

November was an exceptional month when it came to mixes.

We've handpicked twenty standout DJ mixes that we listened to throughout the month of October.

As we transition from the warmth of summer to the cool embrace of fall, these mixes offer a soundtrack for a myriad of occasions.

August’s list traverses a diverse spectrum of styles, ranging from the experimental ambient to the pulsating rhythms of techno and drum & bass and encompasses every imaginable nuance in between.

Our monthly roundup from July features some truly outstanding DJ mixes and live sets exploring various electronic music genres. Put your headphones on, and dive in.

In the ever-evolving electronic music landscape, June was a month brimming with extraordinary mixes. From ethereal ambient soundscapes to pulsating techno, from soulful house to frenetic drum & bass, our carefully curated selection encapsulates the diverse and boundary-pushing musical tapestry that electrified the month of June.

In the dynamic realm of electronic music, May unveiled a stunning tapestry of DJ sets and live performances that went beyond boundaries. On our list, you’ll find mixes that dive deep into ambient and the infectious rhythms of halftime, techno, and house.

April was a month full of musical discoveries and sonic explorations as we scoured the digital airwaves in search of the freshest and most exciting DJ mixes and live sets from around the world. From the ethereal soundscapes of ambient to the pulsating rhythms of house and the dark, driving beats of deep techno and drum & bass, our selection of favorite mixes spans the full spectrum of electronic music.

The list of favorite mixes from March is an exceptional selection of musical journeys exploring various electronic music genres. From ambient soundscapes to energetic techno and everything in between, these mixes are suitable for various settings, whether you're looking to relax at home, get lost on the dancefloor, or set the mood for a party.

In the past few weeks, we've scoured Soundcloud to bring you a diverse selection of mixes that span from ambient soundscapes and home listening to high-energy, peak-time dance floor sets. Whether you're a seasoned music aficionado or a curious listener looking to discover new sounds, our collection of DJ mixes is sure to have something that will pique your interest

January sets the bar high for the rest of the year regarding music tales from DJs worldwide. In this month’s list, there are several outstanding warm-up/opening sets and some energetic sets that will bring your bloodstream to boil. If you don’t feel like listening to ‘untz untz untz,’ there are some blissful ambient mixes that will relax you. Mixes are listed in no particular order.

Since the holiday frenzy has passed and we are back to a somewhat routine schedule, it’s time to reflect on the DJ mixes we listened to during that time. Mixes that accompanied us on our travels, house parties, joggings, car rides…

With the winter lurking and shorter daylight upon us, the comfort of our home with a hot beverage in hand and music in the background seems like a preferable scenario.

October's list is influenced by festivals, some that we experienced during the summer, some in October... Sets from DJs that keep the ball rolling and push the bar higher with each new set. You'll find journeys that go from obscure ambient to rave, journeys that explore deep and dark corners of electronic music, and journeys that will put a smile on your face.

This week we’re in the Bay Area, where Endzeit has quietly become one of the most thoughtful techno series on the West Coast.

This week we land in Valencia and spend a moment with Ilayruni, a 19-year-old with an ear for rhythm and space, still shaping his sound but already showing a feel for nuance.

Atrice make music like they’re reverse-engineering a dream from memory - glitchy, precise, physical.

The internet gave us wild ways to connect, but it still can’t beat the real thing - meeting people in real life.

Octo Åeterna is a producer and DJ deeply embedded in the darker edges of electronic music.

fl_000 has been shaping dancefloors for over a decade, but his story begins on the other side, as a raver immersed in Berlin’s legendary club scene

BLNDFLD is part of a new wave of artists giving deep techno a more textured, introspective edge.

We’re two weeks out from Mostra 2025.

Sarah Wreath has spent years moving through different corners of electronic music, sharpening her craft in deliberate yet effortless ways.

This week’s Delayed with… mix shines a light on the Milanese crew behind Techno Space Bar and one of their resident DJs, DJ Church.

Trust is the secret ingredient that makes an event more than just a night out.

Winter has a way of slowing things down.

For her guest mix in our series, Katatonic Silentio explores dub techno in her own meticulous way—controlled, intentional, and always with a sense of movement

In the latest edition of our Delayed with… series, we feature Ksenia Kamikaza, the founder of Under Fest and Platz Für Tanz label, a key figure in Latvia’s underground music scene.

You know that feeling when you find a good mix? That little hit of satisfaction, like, yeah, that was time well spent.

This week on “Delayed with…”, we’re featuring Matsssiii, a Zurich-based DJ and one of the core members of the Project Indigo collective and label.

Astral Industries has been quietly shaping a corner of music that feels uniquely its own for over ten years

A few months ago, we played at an event in Brooklyn, part of a mini "Oslated gathering" in our hometown.

Parisian artist KEUT is the founder and artistic director of KLUSTER, a collective and label that has become a fixture in the city's underground scene

I first heard Binomi, the Catalan duo of Joan Gila and Jordi Aparicio, almost two years ago at the Mostra festival.

For the latest Delayed with…, Stuttgart’s Nils Edte delivers a sharp, atmospheric mix that underscores his approach to ambient techno

Mary Yuzovskaya's mix for Delayed captures her defining approach to techno: raw, hypnotic, and unhurried.

With today’s mix, we close the chapter on this year’s collaboration with Perpendicular Festival, where we teamed up to present some of the most inspiring and forward-thinking sets from artists like Eight Fold Way, 037, Javier Marimon, Sciama, and o.utlier.

Hypnotic Black Magic, based between Berlin and Lisbon, has become a defining figure in the deep techno circuit.

Some artists manage to carve out a space in your mind with a style so distinct you find yourself constantly returning for more

We’ve been on a roll lately at Delayed, with the caliber of mixes coming our way steadily raising the bar

Dutch producer Tensen Park - the newest member of our Never Late family - presents us with an ethereal hour-long journey through some of his current favorites & musical influences. It is a mix crafted for these moments of seasonal transition.

In the past few months, we’ve found ourselves returning to a remarkable corner of the Spanish midlands, where music thrives in a unique and unpredictable way.

We’re all seeing it: attention spans are shrinking. Podcasts rarely stretch past an hour, and event sets often cap at two.

For "Delayed with..." Occa shares a mix recorded at the atmospheric Moment Festival, and it's warping and rumbling, twisting, and circulating there as if forest and mountain spirits congregate to show you the way. Where to? You’ll see.

Beautiful skies and warmth in the air. May is always a special month for myself, and this year is no different. With a trip to look forward to at the end of month for our Laut takeover, it’s time to focus and bring only the best music to all.

This warm Sunday we welcome, Aspetuck to the series…

In a few days time, we’ll be heading over to Barcelona for Mostra. Excitement is at an all time high as it's one of my absolute favorite festivals to attend. The music, the people, the passion, the locale. Truly a recipe for success, and a time I look forward to every year.

Sundays to me have a naturally relaxed and positive vibe and it's the same day that I throw my event 'Park Dub'.

March finds myself trying for a stable mental state. There’s so much going on in the world that it’s often hard to keep the negative thoughts at bay. With that being said, there are still plenty of good things to look forward to, friends to visit and music to experience.

The morning is a cold, cold one here in the Midwest. Snow falls in flurries and the wind whips through the streets. I’ve come back to see family and appreciate the good times that we’ve had together while a sense of loss lingers over all. Life does go on, and equally so, all the memories.

This morning finds us at the start of a new year, with a bit of a cold snap here in Brooklyn. The air is frigid with a stillness and freshness that can only be found in the winter months. Our guest mix for the time comes from Paduan, and exudes a warmth that is very, very welcome.

January finds myself with a renewed focus on music to combat the pressures and tensions of the world today. The peace I feel when listening through mixes, and releases is second to none and I’m always so appreciative of that fact.

Rain falls here in Brooklyn as we arrive on the last Sunday of 2024.To mark this occasion and the final guest mix of the year, is none other than Parallel Perception founder, Yoel Simoni aka Paragon.

This Sunday marks the last of my contributions for 2024. As the year draws to a close, there’s been a sense of reflection for the months past. Each mix has acted as a meaningful creative outlet and I’ve had so many personal feelings, moments, and more tied to them.

Wonderfully smooth, and gentle, our guest mix from Darris Hopper provides auditory relief through the many shades of ambient music.

It seems many things are changing here in brooklyn, and across the us. Challenging times ahead and I’m certainly feeling apprehension and uncertainty. That all being said, it is a great feeling to live in such a city that provides strength and inspiration.

We at Team Delayed are excited to share an in-depth conversation with our friends Leopold & Simon, musically known to you as Javier Salazar.

My first encounter with Sarah Wreath was likely through Instagram, where she sent me a beautiful ambient set featuring gongs.

For the first of a new series highlighting record labels around the world, we bring you GIFKIKKER - a Brussels-based collective of friends birthed just after the pandemic.

With Mostra Festival just over a week away, we’re wrapping up our editorial run with a conversation and a mix from Peter Van Hoesen.

Ten years of On Board Music—it speaks for itself.

Mary Yuzovskaya’s musical journey is a testament to her deep-rooted dedication and wide-ranging influences

We are so pleased to introduce the artist behind our third Never Late release, Amsterdam-based producer & visual artist Tensen Park.

The European outdoor festival season is slowly winding down, the light starts to get a little more golden, the air a little crispier and the idea of turning a little more inward doesn’t feel too strange anymore

Some artists build entire worlds that invite us to join, escape, and find solace, or simply have a lot of fun. Berlin based DJ, producer, and modular synth enthusiast Sibel Koçer, better known as JakoJako

As the next edition of the Third Eye Festival approaches and our memories from experiencing Paral-lel Festival are still fresh, we thought its a great opportunity to connect with one of the artists who not only knows how to curate a great festival themselves, but also masters the art of perfecting the day-to-night timeslot

It's hard to believe that we didn’t interview our long-term friends from Orion yet!

To highlight our second release on Never Late, we dove deep into the inspirations and musical past of Mjulev. The Swiss based artist who’s provided us such a wonderful, and personal Ambient journey.

While some of us call upon the brighter days and may wish for a return to the “ good old days of techno”, where it seemed more futuristic than cheesy, a timeless form of music with a statement

Rrose requires little introduction. The incarnation of multidisciplinary artist and label owner ("Eaux") Seth Horvitz is one of the most prolific artists in ambient and electronic music.

In the absence of everything, there often exists a profound sense of richness.

It's truly a pleasure to feature Aleja Sanchez in our series. Hailing from Colombia but currently based in Barcelona, this exceptional artist embodies an ethos that intentionally fuses electronic music with the profound wisdom of nature and organic aesthetics.

Joachim Spieth is no stranger to our extended community, recently gracing our "Delayed with..." mix series with a dub and deep techno fusion that exudes a timeless quality ideal for repeated listening.

Hailing from Hamburg and now being based in Berlin the vinyl aficionada knows how to make a dancefloor go wild and to re-create this special feeling of house like not so many are able to nowadays.

Rooted in those rare moments of tranquility throughout a parent’s life, Early Color is the auditory memoir of Griff Fulton aka Aspetuck through his time as a stay-at-home dad to a growing toddler making sense of the world.

There's a personal story behind this interview, so bear with me. It was a late night, or rather, an early morning when an Italian friend of mine shared a mix on Soundcloud to accompany the final hours of the night. It was a mix by the Milanese collective Acquario, completely unfamiliar to me at the time.

Ambient music is a genre that's hard to define. It can be demanding or light, earth-shattering drones or the fleeting tenderness of piano chords. It's music where everything or nothing is happening.

These days, the life of Polish producer and DJ Blazej Malinowski looks good busy.

Vinyl collectors are eagerly awaiting the arrival of one of the most captivating albums of winter 2022: Ben Kaczor's "Petrovo Uho" on Dial Records.

Communities possess undeniable power to foster a sense of camaraderie and mutual support, and furthermore, this power can be harnessed to affect change on a broader scale.

This is how poet Gainor Ventresco describes "the perfect blue" in one of their poems.

Storytelling and versatility are key qualities that Mostra looks for in their resident DJs. While storytelling is not easy to convey in two-hour slots, versatility nowadays seems to override storytelling often. How many festival sets can we hear over the summer with DJs showcasing their most versatile skills but needing a coherent story? Being versatile and building a story out of an array of genres and moods comes naturally to the three residents of Mostra Festival: local Barcelona DJ legend ABSIS, Amenthia-affiliated Timnah, and NYC-based Patrick Russell. We connected with them to learn about their musical roots and the role their cities played in shaping them as artists, and dug deep into Mostra itself.

In Vedic culture, a yagya is considered an offering, symbolizing the offering of one's "little self" to the "higher self."

Our own Daniel George had the pleasure of chatting with the artist who has been on our radar for years.

A big part of why we do what we do at Delayed is to create a platform for like-minded artists as well as connect in a worldwide community with music lovers who also appreciate a more soothing sound

The light and dark, the fast and slow, the loud and quiet - one cannot exist without the other and opposing qualities, in balance, each bring out the best in life - and often also in music.