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…

Hit The Floor – Jordvn Prince Delivers a Bass House Weapon on Palmlands RecordsWith “Hit The Floor,” Jordvn Prince delivers a Bass House single that leaves no room for compromise. Released on Palmlands Records, the track is built for one purpose only: maximum impact on the dancefloor. Heavy low-end pressure, sharp rhythmic grooves and a relentless drive define a record that does exactly what the title promises — it makes the floor move.“Hit The Floor” is designed for peak-time moments…

“The City” – Jake Dile & DJ BAUR Release a Bass House Single Built for NightlifeWith “The City,” Jake Dile and DJ BAUR present a Bass House single that captures the restless energy of modern nightlife. Released on Palmlands Records, the track is driven by gritty basslines, a tight groove and a powerful drop designed to work where it matters most: on crowded dancefloors and in peak-time DJ sets.“The City” is not about nostalgia or storytelling — it is about…

Drop The Cheese is a European DJ and music producer whose only goal has always been simple: make people dance. A self-taught artist, he has been writing and producing music since 2011, experimenting across multiple genres before finding his true home in House Music. This wide musical background is still audible in his productions today, giving his tracks flexibility, groove and a strong sense of rhythm.His breakthrough came in 2021 with the Tech House release “In Your Face,” a track…

With “What U Gonna Do,” Raffi Habel and Dread MC contribute a new Tech House release to the Palmlands Records catalog, continuing the label’s steady focus on club-ready music built for real dancefloors. The track combines rolling percussion, a driven low-end and a distinctive vocal approach into a groove-focused record designed for late-hour sets and focused club environments. It is another step in the ongoing exchange between artists and label that shapes the Palmlands sound.From the opening bars, “What U…