For The Ravers EP – Milyo Returns to the Roots of His Sound on Palmlands RecordsThere’s something different about a release when an artist comes back to the place where everything started. With the For The Ravers EP, Milyo reconnects with Palmlands Records, the label that shaped the early chapters of his journey. Since those first releases, Milyo has expanded far beyond familiar territory — gaining international recognition while refining a sound that balances groove, pressure and identity.The EP doesn’t…

With “Buy Me Drinks (I’m In The Mood)”, Roxy Nox, Vinylsurfer and Purple Palms combine their musical identities into a bold Bass House release on Palmlands Records. Built around punchy low-end pressure, groovy drums and a driving club rhythm, the track captures the feeling of late-night momentum — that moment when the crowd is fully locked in and the energy refuses to fade. The release stands out through its fusion of styles. Instead of following a predictable Bass House formula,…

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…

Relentless groove, raw bass pressure and unmistakable attitude — “The Fcuk Up” by Cizzzla lands on Palmlands Records as a straight-to-the-floor Tech House release built for peak-time moments. Driven by pounding low-end, tight percussion and a dark, infectious hook, the track moves with maximum momentum from the first bar to the final drop.This is Tech House without compromise. No filler, no distractions — just focused energy designed for dark club basements, packed dancefloors and main-stage systems alike. Adding a distinctive…

With “Dance Floor Damager,” Versace James delivers a Bass House track that leaves no space for compromise. Built for peak-time club moments, the record focuses on exactly what matters on the dancefloor: weight, groove and momentum. Heavy low-end pressure, tight drums and a driving rhythm come together in a track that does exactly what its title promises — it moves bodies and keeps floors locked.Rooted in the energy of Detroit, Versace James brings the same confidence and attitude that define…