Jungle Playlist 2026, Vol. 1
The last collection of our JIR series. A playlist with 50 tracks released in the previous three months, including songs in three languages from 17 different countries.
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Robot Dog Funeral – Shelter
Robot Dog Funeral is back with the third single from their upcoming self-titled EP, set to be released barely a year after their debut album Dead Inside.
Read morePure Dao Playlist 2025
A playlist curated by Dao with 60 tracks from February to October 2025, including bands from 20 different countries.
Read moreSomething Broke Inside, the new single by tAngerinecAt
London based duo tAngerinecAt released their new single on February 5th, 2021. Something Broke Inside is the most dramatic fusion of our times between folk and electronics.
Read moretAngerinecAt – Roses From Blood
Darkness, rarity, beauty. These are the bloody roses oft AngerinecAt, a door to experience their strange universe of sounds and emotions.
Read moreSwan/Koistinen – Singing
This song is hidden at the end of Swan/Koistinen EP, a cult project born by the collaboration between songwriters Astrid Swan and Stina Koistinen.
Read moreGrimes – Scream (ft. Aristophanes)
“Scream” is one of the most interesting songs taken from Grimes’ fourth studio album, “Art Angels” (4AD, 2015). The song features Taiwanese rapper Aristophanes on vocals.
Read moreNAMES – Virtual Reality
The new single by Madrid duo, NAMES. The band was formed on February 2016 and has released 2 singles to date, “Tinder Love” (their debut single), and “Virtual Reality”.
Read moreMuñeco – El Espectador
Muñeco is back with a second album unveiling its first single and video, “El Espectador”. The new album “Teoría Del Cielo” is due this fall via El Genio Equivocado.
Read moreNew Order – Temptation (1982)
New Order’s 4th single, “Temptation”, released on 10 May 1982. It was a stand alone single until 1987′s single compilation album “Substance”.
Read moreBasement Jaxx – Where’s Your Head At (2001)
“Where’s Your Head At” was the third single by Basement Jaxx, taken from their 2001 album “Rooty”. The song is based on Gary Numan’s songs.
Read moreElectronic Playlist
Featuring: Kamp!, Russ Chimes, Honey Bones, Rufus, Lux Lisbon, Harts, Flash Republic, Hands, Mercury Toys, M+A, Strange Talk, NIHILS, Breton, eme dj, HADOUKEN!, Infadels, Infadels, Young Galaxy, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Miniature Tigers, CAMP STAG, Delphic, Junip
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