Rising Italian talent Ludovica Pagani shares her latest track ‘Heat Storm‘, a sleek and sultry house cut released via Warner Music Italy. Known for her vibrant presence across media, festivals and fashion, this release cements her evolution into a fully-fledged electronic music creator.
‘Heat Storm‘ wraps deep, pulsing rhythms with lush synth layers and a vocal delivery that oozes club finesse. With an energy tailored for warm summer nights, the track explores late-night emotions through a sound both stylish and immersive.
This is Pagani’s first major step as a producer under the Tankfloor umbrella, following her set at Arabax Music Festival and a growing international audience. There’s elegance in restraint here—the beat doesn’t shout, it seduces. And that’s what makes it addictive.
A late-night anthem for those who move with intent.
XCENTRiC unleashed his new single, ‘Get Down’, on May 9, 2025, further solidifying his status as a trailblazer in the electronic music world. This producer and DJ has made waves with his distinctive tech house sound, spiked with hip-hop influences, marked by propulsive rhythms, sharp synths, and heavy basslines. Leading XCENTRiC RECORDS and signed to Droptone Records, he’s a mainstay in the scene, having performed alongside names like ACRAZE and Sick Individuals at venues such as Kemistry Nightclub and Miami Music Week staples like Kill Your Idol, Clevelander, Astra, and Dream. His career took root at 18, when he left behind a job in electrical work to chase music, securing a DJ residency within a week and building a 15-year career playing clubs and events across the globe.
The track ‘Get Down’ fuses tech house with tribal percussion and urban grit, moving away from XCENTRiC’s minimal tech house origins. Its raw, rhythmic energy and tight production make it a dancefloor weapon, crafted to pull listeners into its relentless groove. The single showcases his knack for blending underground vibes with a street-smart edge, perfect for commanding late-night sets.
XCENTRiC captures the essence of the track: “This track is about letting go completely and giving yourself to the rhythm. It’s that moment when the crowd slips into a trance and no one remembers how they got there — they just remember hearing ‘Get Down’.” His commitment to authenticity and sonic innovation drives this release, marking another step in his mission to shape the future of electronic music with bold, unforgettable energy.
Since its release on May 9, 2025, ‘Surely’ by Soft Changa has been a defining moment for the Berlin-based duo, Jo.Ke and ulises. The track, a mesmerizing fusion of indie electronica and experimental soundscapes, has spent the months since its debut rippling through the global music scene. With millions of streams and appearances in festival sets from Ibiza to Burning Man, ‘Surely’ has captivated listeners with its hypnotic beats and raw emotional resonance—an ache of longing wrapped in euphoria. Fans of artists like WhoMadeWho and Monolink have embraced it, while critics have hailed it as a “genre-defying anthem,” cementing Soft Changa’s status as bold innovators in electronic music.
Looking to the future, Soft Changa is poised for even greater heights. The duo’s unique blend of influences—Jo.Ke’s Berlin underground edge and ulises’s Buenos Aires-inspired sonic flair—sets the stage for an exciting evolution. Whispers of an upcoming EP, possibly featuring live instrumentation alongside their signature sound, have already begun to stir anticipation. Their 2026 festival slate, including stops at Fusion Festival and Garbicz, promises to showcase ‘Surely’ and new material to expansive crowds. With their fearless approach to pushing boundaries, Soft Changa is clearly building momentum for a dynamic next chapter.
The road ahead for Soft Changa brims with potential. ‘Surely’ has laid a strong foundation, proving their ability to craft music that’s both deeply emotional and irresistibly danceable—a rare balance that echoes the trajectories of acts like Bonobo or RÜFÜS DU SOL. Whether through cross-genre collaborations or deeper dives into experimental territory, the duo’s creativity knows no limits. As they continue to blur musical and geographical borders, fans and critics alike are eager to see what’s next—and with Soft Changa’s track record, it’s sure to be a thrilling ride.
I’MMORTAL’s captivating music video for ‘Uncanny Valley’, launched April 16, 2025, via KALTBLUT Magazine, showcases her as a trailblazing avant-pop force. Based in New York and London, this California native—doubling as producer, vocalist, visual artist, and creative director—ignited her career in 2023 with the tech-house hit ‘Versace Spaceship’. Tracks like ‘Supervillain’ and ‘KILLED U IN A DREAM’ have garnered over 250,000 Spotify streams, with remixes by Droid Bishop and biskuwi featured on NewRetroWave and DJ Mag Spain. Lauded by CLASH Magazine, EARMILK, and NOTION, I’MMORTAL blends EDM’s raw basslines with influences from Björk, SOPHIE, and Sevdaliza, enchanting fans of Billie Eilish or Pastel Ghost. Her violin-honed composition skills and theatrical roots fuel synesthetic visuals that explore AAPI identity, femininity, and the organic-synthetic divide.
The ‘Uncanny Valley’ track is a glitchy avant-pop vortex, fusing creaky soundscapes, sharp trap beats, and autotuned vocals into a pulsating club bridge that evaporates into futuristic hums. Directed by Victoria Gong, the video is a stark sci-fi vision, with I’MMORTAL facing her robotic clone in scenes echoing Gong’s chilling aesthetic from her 2022 short Echoes of You. The clone imagery—central to the Turing test and Dove Che’s visceral dance-fight—mirrors pop culture’s obsession with doubles, like Prince’s split personas in ‘Kiss’ or Kylie Minogue’s doppelgängers in ‘Can’t Get You Out of My Head’. Clones in music videos often probe self-conflict or societal cloning of identity, and here, I’MMORTAL’s battle suggests a fight to preserve individuality against a homogenized, tech-driven culture. Gong’s dynamic framing, akin to her 2023 Zoe Kazi video ‘Flicker’, elevates this narrative with haunting precision.
I’MMORTAL shared: “I really love incorporating movement into my videos, so I was super excited when Victoria came up with the brilliant idea of having a choreographed fight scene that is also an abstract dance piece.” This passion for movement shines through in the video’s climactic dance-fight, a testament to the collaborative brilliance of Gong, Dove Che, and body double KiKi Song. ‘Uncanny Valley’ is more than a music video—it’s a bold statement on identity and autonomy in an era dominated by technology. With its gripping visuals and pulsating sound, I’MMORTAL not only pays homage to the provocative pop aesthetics of the past but also carves a daring path forward, inviting viewers to question what it means to be human in a world of mirrors. This release solidifies her as an artist to watch, pushing avant-pop into thrilling new territory.
