‘Tengo Sed’ showcases pspsps’ roots and the influence live music has had on his evolution as an artist. Dominated by live trumpets, the track is further enhanced with rich keys and sharp guitar licks, creating a fresh and immersive listening experience. It’s a perfect representation of pspsps’ ability to craft music that resonates on both emotional and physical levels, igniting dancefloors wherever it’s played.

The flip side, ‘Upside Down,’ takes listeners on a journey through Toronto’s underground after-hours scene. With heavy bouncing basslines and gritty synths dominating the soundscape, the track captures the raw energy of late-night adventures, offering a taste of the sounds that keep the city alive long after the bars close.

Mike, better known as pspsps, is an artist with a remarkable journey. Starting as a classically trained pianist before picking up the guitar and forming a band, his creative evolution led him to electronic music production, where he took on every role—drummer, bassist, lead, vocalist, and synth designer.

Drawing inspiration from Toronto’s vibrant underground nightlife, pspsps emerged in 2024 with a sound that pushes boundaries and connects with audiences on a visceral level. From a viral underground rave in Toronto’s subway system to performing aboard the FriendShip cruise, pspsps is as bold and innovative as his music.

As 2025 unfolds, pspsps is set to dominate club and festival stages across North America, continuing to deliver unforgettable live experiences with his explosive sound.

“With ‘Tengo Sed,’ I wanted to highlight my roots and the influence live music has had on my sound. The live trumpets, keys, and guitar licks bring a human touch that I think really stands out. On the other hand, ‘Upside Down’ reflects the energy of Toronto’s after-hours scene. It’s gritty, raw, and bass-heavy—a tribute to the music that keeps the city going long after last call.”

pspsps on ‘Tengo Sed / Upside Down’

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Billy Kenny has been honing his craft for the best part of two decades. Releasing music on Green Velvet’s Relief Records, Claude Von Stroke’s Dirtybird Records and his own This Ain’t Bristol imprint amongst others, his ever-increasing reputation has taken him to clubs and festivals across the world. Looking ahead, Kenny will play multiple dates across South America and Canada before the end of the year.

Bursting onto the scene in 2009, Huxley has since become a British house music staple, delivering lauded tracks such as ‘Inkwell’, ‘I Want You’ and ‘I Don’t Know’. Most recently he has teamed up with Jacky to release an EP entitled ‘The Chaos’ on Lee Foss’ Repopulate Mars label, while also performing at the likes of Eastern Electrics, We Are Festival and Eden Ibiza over the summer.

‘SWEAT’ is a track that’s been crafted with the dancefloor in mind, check it out below and grab a copy here.

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Needs No Sleep has delivered two dry and pushy Tech House belters perfectly meeting that need to strap things down again and reduce it to the essentials, while not losing any pinch or effectiveness. 

We premiere ‘Lambo’ for you to check out, if you are digging it – grab a copy here!

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For their 41st release on This Ain’t Bristol, the German imprint for “Good Vibes House” is introducing some exciting Brazilian talent to the table.

MKJAY & Sterium are two uprising Wunderkids, both only just turned into their twenties and providing three energetic and self-confident, mature upgrades to the This Ain’t Bristol catalogue. The lead track, our premiere today ‘Okay Obey’ provides that consequent grooves and extra punch that peak time sets are gagging for at the moment.

Hitting the stores tomorrow (02.11.2018), you should not be disappointed.

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This Ain’t Bristol have announced that the South African genius and certified lad Kyle Watson is releasing his debut album with the Berlin-based label, titled ‘Into The Morning’.

The label sent this statement with the news “Let’s talk about the magic of these wee small hours in the morning when the whole world is fast asleep. Isolated from society in the most peaceful, almost unreal bubble that eliminates any pressure – even if only for the moment. No matter if you’re alone in the studio, trembling back home in silence from a great night out with your gang, or lying in the grass and chatting away with a newfound love while the sun hits sail. Breathe in, close your eyes and hold tight to the moment – make it last.

This is Kyle Watson’s debut album ‘Into The Morning’. Orchestrated in countless hours between dusk and dawn, taking him on adventures into new creative territories. The outcome: ten versatile tracks including amazing collaborations and mind-blowing features arising from his very own intimate playground, showcasing his demand to continuously master his craft and broaden his musical horizon. We, Kyle Watson fans from day one, are very proud of his development and can’t express how grateful and excited we are to be able to unveil this masterpiece to you lovely people.”

Listen to the first tracks of the album here…

Tracklisting:
1) I Know (Intro)
2) Sides
3) Control Ya
4) Sunday School
5) You Boy ft Kylah Jasmine
6) Song For The One ft Apple Gule
7) July
8) Sit Down
9) Chomp
10) Lights On
11) You Boy ft Kylah Jasmine (Radio Edit Clean)
12) Chomp (Radio Edit)
13) Control Ya (Clean Verison)

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After multiple singles on This Ain’t Bristol, it was only right to get the prolific British producer with an alias of German heritage – Weiss finally released a full EP.

While his recent track, ‘Feel My Needs’ on Toolroom is still topping the charts and was crowned ‘Hottest Record In The World’ on Annie Mac’s Radio 1 show recently, the ‘Bergerac / Chicken Dinner’ EP has hit the Beatport store today delivering two absolute thumpers perfectly fitting into the festival season we all love so much. Already getting strong support from Pete Tong on BBC Radio 1 we’re excited to see if he can do it again.

Weiss says about the EP “I’d been working on these tracks for a couple of days and immediately knew I had to send them to This Ain’t Bristol when the were finished. With “Bergerac” I wanted to do a tuff groove but include some type of horn section to show my disco roots and with “Chicken Dinner” on the other hand started with this fun vocal I’d found and then I needed to add toughness to it.”

We premiere ‘Bergerac’ today for you, grab a copy here.

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Forms, fabric’s new fortnightly techno, house, and disco-flavoured offering on a Friday, have announced more dates for the coming months with new talent joining the already announced Kölsch, Monki, Michael Mayer and Claptone.

On Friday 6th April, Solid.Grooves celebrate their 6th Birthday with residents PAWSA, Michael Bibi, Shaf Huse and the extremely talented Franz Costa.  Friday 20th April sees Waze & Odyssey, UИCAGΞ label owner Marco Faraone, Edu Imbernon, Bontan and The Menendez Brothers.

Elsewhere May see Cocoon take the reigns on Friday 4th May and Art Department on 18th May, whilst June welcomes Subsoul & This Ain’t Bristol to host parties.

Tickets are now on sale for the new set of Forms shows via www.fabriclondon.com/club/listings

Friday 6th April
SOLID.GROOVES 6TH BIRTHDAY
SPECIAL GUESTS TBA
SOLID GROOVES RESIDENTS:
PAWSA
MICHAEL BIBI
SHAF HUSE
FRANZ COSTA
RAMIN REZAIE
REELOW

Friday 20th April
STREET TRACKS…
WAZE & ODYSSEY
MARCO FARAONE
EDU IMBERNON

ROOM TWO:
BONTAN
THE MENENDEZ BROTHERS

Friday 4th May
COCOON
SPECIAL GUEST TBA
MARTYNÉ
TIM GREEN (LIVE)
DANA RUH
ANDRÉ GALLUZZI
EINZELKIND

Friday 18th May
10 YEARS OF NO.19
ART DEPARTMENT
WITH A VERY SPECIAL LINE UP ANNOUNCED SOON

Friday 1st June
SUBSOUL
VERY SPECIAL LINE UP TBA
JACKY & FRIENDS
ALEXIS RAPHAEL
FUNSTER
STRAY BEAST

Friday 15th June
ROOM ONE…
AMINE EDGE & DANCE
MAT.JOE
GW HARRISON

ROOM TWO: THIS AIN’T BRISTOL…
WEISS
BILLY KENNY
MAXIMONO

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New York City based producer Codes hits us with an exclusive premiere of the video for his latest single ‘SOS,’ out now on Golf Clap‘s Country Club Disco imprint.

With his EP ‘Bumps‘ supported on Spotify’s Fresh Electronic, and Fresh Finds, and his most recent EP ‘SOS‘ which made its way into Beatport’s Top 10, Codes is slowly making a name for himself in the New York City house scene, as well as worldwide.

His remixes and original work have been supported by the likes of  Shiba San, Chris Lorenzo, Low Steppa, Valentino Khan, to name a few, with releases on HedKandi, Fools Gold, and This Ain’t Bristol. It’s his refreshing signature bass sounds mixed with his balance of sinister and funky sample-flipping productions that makes Codes unique, which translates into funky-retro visuals. Hear it and see it for yourself.

Codes “SOS” is out now Country Club Disco, check it out below and grab a copy here. You’re going to want to turn the bass up for this one.

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The story goes, two and a half years ago, This Ain’t Bristol decided to create a label from what initially started as a club night in Hannover, Germany in order to spread some good vibes beyond their local boundaries.

They’ve come a long way in 2,5 years and they are just about to embark on their 25th release in this new compilation ‘Celebrations’, due out on the 28th July. They are rolling this one out just like it all started and making their initial claim shine brighter than ever: Let’s spread some real good vibes house music. 15 carefully selected tracks that all meet their strict definition of quality and outstanding fun have been curated for your enjoyment. Contributed by the exceptional talent with which they have been lucky enough to surround ourselves since day dot.

Pre-Order live now: https://tab.lnk.to/Celebrations

Tracklist:
01 Nick Olivetti & Heartly Beats ft. Kid Enigma – Bang Low
02 Maximono – Waka
03 Mat.Joe – Flirty Laundry
04 Weiss – Warp
05 Bot – Work That Shi
06 Billy Kenny – Redline
07 Worthy – Move That
08 Josh Brown – Aint it Funky
09 Lux Groove & Mark Starr – My Style
10 Kry Wolf – Brush Yo Teeth
11 Middath – Choppin N Cuttin
12 Jordan Burns – Weekend
13 Taiki Nulight & Lo’99 – Okay
14 Wongo – Sub Circus
15 Chuurch- Flippin
16 Walshingtin – Pretty Cool

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It has been said, “A good friend is the one who brings out the best in you.“  and Billy Kenny has assembled his friends to create a brand collaboration EP featuring 6 tracks via his This Ain’t Bristol imprint.

The label describes them as family members that the This Ain’t Bristol team have all respected since day one. they are the The Good Vibes House Ambassadors, Humble masters of their craft who have created anthems.   On the team for the EP are Low Steppa, Kyle Watson, Kry Wolf, Walker & Royce, Gotsome and Josh Brown.

We premiere ‘The Pharaoh’ where Billy teams up with Gotsome, check it out below!

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