With Palmlands Label Sampler Volume 8, Palmlands Records delivers a powerful snapshot of modern club music. The compilation brings together seven Tech House and Bass House tracks from experienced artists around the world, carefully curated to work on real dancefloors — from dark club basements to large festival stages.
Label Sampler Volume 8 is focused, global and uncompromising. Each track carries its own identity while sharing a clear purpose: driving grooves, strong low-end and club-ready arrangements. The result is a sampler that feels mature, international and precisely aligned with today’s electronic music landscape.
Instant Beatport Impact – Top 10 Bass House Release Chart (#7)
Only one day after release, Palmlands Label Sampler Volume 8 made a strong entrance into the Beatport Bass House Release Charts, landing directly at position #7. This Top-10 placement highlights the immediate relevance of the compilation for DJs worldwide and confirms its functionality on real club floors.
Breaking into the Beatport Top 10 reflects more than visibility — it shows demand. DJs digging for new Tech House and Bass House tools quickly connected with the sampler’s sound, pushing it into the most competitive Bass House category on Beatport. For Palmlands Records, this chart success marks another important milestone and reinforces the label’s growing presence in the global club market.
Track by Track – Inside Label Sampler Volume 8
HØIBYE – Red Lights
The sampler opens with Red Lights by HØIBYE, setting the tone immediately. Inspired by underground hip-hop clubs and dark late-night raves, the track blends Afro-influenced rhythms with driving Tech House energy. Rolling bass, dark tension and peak-time pressure make it a strong opener designed for modern club floors.
Rops and Charles – Baddie
With over 100 shows a year and residencies across major US club cities, Rops and Charles deliver pure dancefloor instinct on Baddie. Tight grooves, driving Tech House energy and undeniable attitude define a track made for packed floors and high-energy moments.
SIGMANI – Trip
Formed by brothers Fabian and Marius from Düsseldorf, SIGMANI bring raw underground energy with Trip. Rolling grooves, dark pressure and steady forward momentum make this track ideal for late-night sets and peak-time transitions, blending Tech House with techno-driven intensity.
Ale Wayne – TNT
Straight from Brazil, Ale Wayne contributes TNT, a powerful blend of Tech House, Techno and Bass House influences. Driving grooves, raw momentum and a heavy low-end make this track a strong weapon for late hours and high-pressure club environments.
Purple Palms, Roxy Nox & Paul Schneyder – Like This, Like That
Like This, Like That represents the Palmlands spirit at its core. Rooted in Bass House energy with strong Tech House drive, the track combines heavy low-end, rolling grooves and unmistakable Palmlands pressure. Tested and refined on dancefloors over time, it stands as one of the defining tracks of Volume 8 — and played a key role in the sampler’s Top 7 Beatport entry.
sndwave – This Beat
Based in Mexico, sndwave delivers This Beat, a driving Tech House track built on technical precision and raw club energy. The groove stays locked, the momentum stays high — a track made for packed floors and late-night pressure.
Benner (H) – All About House Music
Closing the sampler, Benner (H) from Hungary brings All About House Music. Deep, driving House grooves meet emotional melodies and modern low-end, adding warmth and soul to the compilation while staying firmly rooted in club functionality.
A Global Sampler with a Clear Identity
What makes Palmlands Label Sampler Volume 8 stand out is its balance. While the artists come from different countries and scenes, the compilation remains cohesive. Every track contributes to a unified club-focused sound that reflects the worldwide evolution of Tech House and Bass House.
Rather than chasing trends, the sampler focuses on timeless dancefloor efficiency. The tracks are built for DJs who value groove, pressure and long-term playability — qualities that translate across clubs, festivals and digital platforms alike.
Palmlands Records – Defining Modern Club Music
With Label Sampler Volume 8, Palmlands Records once again underlines its role as a curator of modern club music. The label’s approach is clear: quality over quantity, experience over hype, and music that works where it matters most.
The Beatport Top 10 Bass House Chart entry (#7) confirms that this vision resonates globally. Palmlands Records continues to connect international artists, club-driven sounds and a growing DJ community under one roof.
One Sampler, Seven Proven Club Weapons
Palmlands Label Sampler Volume 8 delivers seven Tech House and Bass House tracks crafted for real dancefloors, backed by immediate Beatport success and global DJ support. From dark underground grooves to peak-time Bass House pressure, the compilation captures exactly where club music stands right now.
For DJs digging for new tools.
For floors that demand energy.
For nights that don’t slow down.
Out now on Palmlands Records.
Stay on the Beach.
Final Words – Turning the Volume Up on Palmlands Records
“Little Bit Louder” by Drop The Cheese is a Bass House release that stays true to its name. Loud, energetic and uncompromising, it brings together heavy low-end, infectious rhythm and a vocal built for crowd response. As a new addition to the Palmlands Records catalog, the track reinforces the label’s commitment to dancefloor-focused electronic music.
For DJs looking for a high-energy club weapon, for ravers chasing intensity and for fans of Bass House with attitude, “Little Bit Louder” delivers exactly what it promises.
