Huerta’s debut album for Voyage is a righteous journey along the coast of California; a psychosomatic blend of melodic rhythm, natural sounds and ambient textures.

Bob Moses formed when two high-school acquaintances from Vancouver (one a rock musician, the other making trance and progressive house) happened upon each other in a New York City parking lot. Not bad for an origin story. Recorded in Los Angeles after a few years of road testing, their second album (after 2015’s Days Gone By, which yielded them a Grammy) plays like a more anthemic spin on the style of bands like Chromatics or The xx: sleek, melancholic club pop with a touch of indie rock. “You and I found our faith in the will of a lie,” Tom Howie sings on the Depeche Mode-ish “Back Down,” rising up before vanishing into the dry ice of Jimmy Vallance’s synths.

Bob Moses for their next release, Desire, have written a concept record for the club. Presented over six continuously mixed tracks, it's a love tale for the digital age: all about the positives and pitfalls of humanity’s driving wants, especially in these technology-driven times.

After many years of working as a DJ and producer in the Japanese dance music scene, Kaoru Inoue has now released the new album under the name of Chari Chari after 18 years, a collection of organic-electronic compositions filled with an exotic designs welling up in the middle of nowhere.

Tenderlonious is releasing a new album, titled Quarantena, via his own 22a imprint this August. Returning to the array of synths and studio hardware he’s amassed over the years whilst in lockdown at his south London home, Quarantena emerges as the soundtrack to his quarantine. Inspired by sci-fi and fantasy movies, the album includes homages to The NeverEnding Story and Total Recall, as well as George Orwell’s 1984.

Less than a year out from his Ghostly International debut, Information, Cleveland-raised, New York-based producer and DJ Galcher Lustwerk backs it up with Proof. The EP features a handful of new tracks recorded in a similar midwest mindset, alongside an uptempo take on “Another Story,” and AceMoMa’s spin on “Speed.”