Future Classics

“call my name” is track 12 on Whipped Cream’s debut album HOME WAS ALWAYS ME. LYSHI (Vancouver) takes the track into cleaner house territory, sharpening the groove and opens it up for the floor while retaining the song’s introspective side. It’s a remix that doesn’t try to reinvent the track —it just makes it more immediately playable in House context. *The free download lin...

“The Vision” has room to breathe. Crimson Child’s rarely rushes; instead he builds us worlds. Expect the hallmarks of his style: carefully layered textures that prioritizes atmosphere and narratives. The track feels like a continuation of the cinematic direction he’s been refining—something that could soundtrack a quiet moment or a slow-burn descent.

Released as part of the TYNAN TIME remix package, Wodd’s flip takes the already chaotic original collab between TYNAN and Space Wizard and runs it through Wodd’s signature twister filled blender. The result is thick, bsasty, riddim-soaked, unhinged, and just exactly what you’d expect when “weird & odd” meet meme-energy dubstep.

Concrete arrives via YosH, the Southampton-based label and platform powered by FooR. Matt Jadon’s consistent output and recent label activity (including the Enhanced Progressive signing) position him as a reliable name for DJs looking for melodic house x garage and bass records. “Concrete” feels like another purposeful addition to that ongoing run.

WHIPPED CREAM and Bishu take the bones of that record and get it into clubbier, more kinetic territory. The result lives somewhere between house and trap with sharp drive, and enough attitude to feel like a festival banger. Free full download is available via the link in the SoundCloud caption.