As 2025 kicks off, Palmlands Records opens the year with one of its strongest and most dynamic releases to date: Label Sampler Volume 6. This carefully curated compilation brings together eight electrifying tracks that span the spectrum of House, Tech House, Funky House, and Bass House—a testament to the label’s ongoing commitment to uncovering and supporting new talent.
With every volume, the Palmlands Label Sampler series builds a deeper connection between fresh, emerging producers and the label’s international community of listeners, DJs, and tastemakers. Volume 6 is no exception—it’s bold, genre-fluid, and unapologetically dancefloor-focused.
A Platform for Discovery
At its heart, the Palmlands Label Sampler is more than a release—it’s a platform. Designed specifically to spotlight newcomers alongside Palmlands Residents, this edition reinforces the label’s role as a talent incubator for the next wave of electronic artists.
It’s here that first-time listeners meet future festival names, and where hidden gems become essential weapons in DJ sets around the world.
Made for Clubs, Built for DJs
What ties all these tracks together is their club functionality. Every track has been crafted with the dancefloor in mind—rolling grooves, hypnotic vocals, sharp percussion, and the kind of basslines that don’t ask for attention—they demand it. Whether you’re warming up a sunset session or deep into a warehouse rave, Volume 6 has something that hits just right.
BEATPORT CHARTS
A Breakthrough Moment – Charting on Beatport
Shortly after its release, Label Sampler Volume 6 made an instant impact on Beatport’s Release Charts—a strong signal of how well the compilation resonates within the global DJ community:
#2 in the Bass House Releases
#3 in the Funky House Releases
#32 in the Tech House Releases
#37 in the House Releases
These placements aren’t just numbers—they’re proof that Palmlands is shaping the sound of now while nurturing the producers of tomorrow.
The Tracklist – 8 Artists. 1 Shared Vision.
Each track on Volume 6 delivers its own personality while contributing to a cohesive sonic journey. From deep and driving grooves to funky cuts and heavy basslines, this compilation is built to move crowds:
Crane the Brain – Push Pull
A relentless groove machine with twisted vocals and underground edge—perfect for peak-time energy.Purple Palms – The Madness
Label founder Purple Palms serves a hypnotic, high-pressure Tech House anthem with infectious attitude.Nicky Notch – Hey
Funky and fun, this track brings feel-good house vibes with a classic vocal loop that sticks.Daniel Stoica – Feel the Vibe
Deeply atmospheric and groovy, it’s the kind of track that slowly takes over the floor.Giulgia – All About House Music
A love letter to the roots of House with a modern, polished edge.Kenny Magnum – My World
Rich textures, rolling bass, and a vocal message that hits hard—both emotional and club-ready.Twofourseven – Polegirl
Bass House with attitude. Dark, punchy, and full of energy for late-night sessions.FRANKO – F.R.E.E.
Genre-defying and rebellious, this one’s wild, raw, and impossible to ignore.
Out Now on All Platforms
Dive into Palmlands Label Sampler Volume 6 now—available on all major streaming and download platforms. Turn it up, find your favorite, and keep your eyes on these artists. The future starts here.
Palmlands Records – Stay on the Beach. Feel the Vibe. Discover What’s Next.
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