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A1 Rich Nxt - Heretis A2 Sublee - Dbinfrans B1 Lorenzo Chiabotti & Weg - Le Syncope B2 Dana Ruh - Get It Done Serialism Records celebrates its 19th to 20th anniversary with “Nowhere Fast”, a series of limited-edition, vinyl-only Various Artists releases. The series features long-time friends and inspiring artists who have been part of our journey, accompanied by a captivating new artwork series by Fernanda Mattos. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Yoyaku follow: @richnxt @subleee @orenzo-chiabotti @luca-albano-aka-weg @danaruh

A1 Rich Nxt - Heretis A2 Sublee - Dbinfrans B1 Lorenzo Chiabotti & Weg - Le Syncope B2 Dana Ruh - Get It Done Serialism Records celebrates its 19th to 20th anniversary with “Nowhere Fast”, a series of limited-edition, vinyl-only Various Artists releases. The series features long-time friends and inspiring artists who have been part of our journey, accompanied by a captivating new artwork series by Fernanda Mattos. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Yoyaku follow: @richnxt @subleee @orenzo-chiabotti @luca-albano-aka-weg @danaruh

A1 Rich Nxt - Heretis A2 Sublee - Dbinfrans B1 Lorenzo Chiabotti & Weg - Le Syncope B2 Dana Ruh - Get It Done Serialism Records celebrates its 19th to 20th anniversary with “Nowhere Fast”, a series of limited-edition, vinyl-only Various Artists releases. The series features long-time friends and inspiring artists who have been part of our journey, accompanied by a captivating new artwork series by Fernanda Mattos. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Yoyaku follow: @richnxt @subleee @orenzo-chiabotti @luca-albano-aka-weg @danaruh

A1 Rich Nxt - Heretis A2 Sublee - Dbinfrans B1 Lorenzo Chiabotti & Weg - Le Syncope B2 Dana Ruh - Get It Done Serialism Records celebrates its 19th to 20th anniversary with “Nowhere Fast”, a series of limited-edition, vinyl-only Various Artists releases. The series features long-time friends and inspiring artists who have been part of our journey, accompanied by a captivating new artwork series by Fernanda Mattos. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Yoyaku follow: @richnxt @subleee @orenzo-chiabotti @luca-albano-aka-weg @danaruh

SERDX027 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 01 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 2 02 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 4 03 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 3 04 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 1 Following the opening chapter of 2026, August Artier returns to Serialism Records with “Lo-Fi Tales” his third release on the label. The Italian/Australian artist, now based in Barcelona, continues to shape his distinctive sonic identity, blending UK breaks, house, and raw 90s textures into a refined yet exploratory sound. The EP moves through a more experimental and cinematic space, where dusty grooves meet elegant sound design. “Lo-Fi Tales” unfolds as a collection of intimate sketches, warm, and deeply expressive, embracing the beauty while maintaining a strong identity on the dancefloor. With broken rhythms, textured layers, and subtle melodic touches, August Artier delivers a record that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking, a natural evolution within Serialism’s sonic universe, where function meets character, and groove meets emotion. The artwork once again comes from Fernanda Mattos, whose signature collage aesthetic adds a tactile, almost nostalgic visual layer that perfectly mirrors the EP’s lo-fi soul and refined elegance. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Labelworx follow: @august-arti-r / @augustartierlivesets

SERDX027 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 01 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 2 02 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 4 03 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 3 04 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 1 Following the opening chapter of 2026, August Artier returns to Serialism Records with “Lo-Fi Tales” his third release on the label. The Italian/Australian artist, now based in Barcelona, continues to shape his distinctive sonic identity, blending UK breaks, house, and raw 90s textures into a refined yet exploratory sound. The EP moves through a more experimental and cinematic space, where dusty grooves meet elegant sound design. “Lo-Fi Tales” unfolds as a collection of intimate sketches, warm, and deeply expressive, embracing the beauty while maintaining a strong identity on the dancefloor. With broken rhythms, textured layers, and subtle melodic touches, August Artier delivers a record that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking, a natural evolution within Serialism’s sonic universe, where function meets character, and groove meets emotion. The artwork once again comes from Fernanda Mattos, whose signature collage aesthetic adds a tactile, almost nostalgic visual layer that perfectly mirrors the EP’s lo-fi soul and refined elegance. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Labelworx follow: @august-arti-r / @augustartierlivesets

SERDX027 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 01 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 2 02 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 4 03 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 3 04 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 1 Following the opening chapter of 2026, August Artier returns to Serialism Records with “Lo-Fi Tales” his third release on the label. The Italian/Australian artist, now based in Barcelona, continues to shape his distinctive sonic identity, blending UK breaks, house, and raw 90s textures into a refined yet exploratory sound. The EP moves through a more experimental and cinematic space, where dusty grooves meet elegant sound design. “Lo-Fi Tales” unfolds as a collection of intimate sketches, warm, and deeply expressive, embracing the beauty while maintaining a strong identity on the dancefloor. With broken rhythms, textured layers, and subtle melodic touches, August Artier delivers a record that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking, a natural evolution within Serialism’s sonic universe, where function meets character, and groove meets emotion. The artwork once again comes from Fernanda Mattos, whose signature collage aesthetic adds a tactile, almost nostalgic visual layer that perfectly mirrors the EP’s lo-fi soul and refined elegance. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Labelworx follow: @august-arti-r / @augustartierlivesets

SERDX027 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 01 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 2 02 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 4 03 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 3 04 August Artier - Lo Fi Tales 1 Following the opening chapter of 2026, August Artier returns to Serialism Records with “Lo-Fi Tales” his third release on the label. The Italian/Australian artist, now based in Barcelona, continues to shape his distinctive sonic identity, blending UK breaks, house, and raw 90s textures into a refined yet exploratory sound. The EP moves through a more experimental and cinematic space, where dusty grooves meet elegant sound design. “Lo-Fi Tales” unfolds as a collection of intimate sketches, warm, and deeply expressive, embracing the beauty while maintaining a strong identity on the dancefloor. With broken rhythms, textured layers, and subtle melodic touches, August Artier delivers a record that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking, a natural evolution within Serialism’s sonic universe, where function meets character, and groove meets emotion. The artwork once again comes from Fernanda Mattos, whose signature collage aesthetic adds a tactile, almost nostalgic visual layer that perfectly mirrors the EP’s lo-fi soul and refined elegance. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Labelworx follow: @august-arti-r / @augustartierlivesets

SERDX026 - Francesco Maddalena - Memory 01 Francesco Maddalena - All Right 02 Francesco Maddalena - In The House 03 Francesco Maddalena - Memory 04 Francesco Maddalena - TickyTac Marking the opening release of 2026 and celebrating 19 years of Serialism Records, Francesco Maddalena makes his label debut with a powerful 4-track EP, diving deep into House grooves infused with a 90s tribal spirit and Garage influences. “Memory” is a focused journey through stripped-down club tools and hypnotic rhythms, functional yet intimate, designed for both main rooms and late-night floors, where the groove is king and subtle details make the difference. Rolling basslines, crisp drum programming, and understated tension reflect Francesco’s long-standing experience behind the decks and his refined vision as one of the key minds behind After Caposile 🇮🇹. The EP continues Serialism Records’ tradition of balancing dancefloor efficiency with depth and personality, honoring nearly two decades of forward-thinking underground culture. Artwork once again comes from Fernanda Mattos, whose visual language perfectly complements the EP’s timeless character. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Labelworx follow: @francesco_maddalena_dj

SERDX026 - Francesco Maddalena - Memory 01 Francesco Maddalena - All Right 02 Francesco Maddalena - In The House 03 Francesco Maddalena - Memory 04 Francesco Maddalena - TickyTac Marking the opening release of 2026 and celebrating 19 years of Serialism Records, Francesco Maddalena makes his label debut with a powerful 4-track EP, diving deep into House grooves infused with a 90s tribal spirit and Garage influences. “Memory” is a focused journey through stripped-down club tools and hypnotic rhythms, functional yet intimate, designed for both main rooms and late-night floors, where the groove is king and subtle details make the difference. Rolling basslines, crisp drum programming, and understated tension reflect Francesco’s long-standing experience behind the decks and his refined vision as one of the key minds behind After Caposile 🇮🇹. The EP continues Serialism Records’ tradition of balancing dancefloor efficiency with depth and personality, honoring nearly two decades of forward-thinking underground culture. Artwork once again comes from Fernanda Mattos, whose visual language perfectly complements the EP’s timeless character. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Labelworx follow: @francesco_maddalena_dj

SERDX026 - Francesco Maddalena - Memory 01 Francesco Maddalena - All Right 02 Francesco Maddalena - In The House 03 Francesco Maddalena - Memory 04 Francesco Maddalena - TickyTac Marking the opening release of 2026 and celebrating 19 years of Serialism Records, Francesco Maddalena makes his label debut with a powerful 4-track EP, diving deep into House grooves infused with a 90s tribal spirit and Garage influences. “Memory” is a focused journey through stripped-down club tools and hypnotic rhythms, functional yet intimate, designed for both main rooms and late-night floors, where the groove is king and subtle details make the difference. Rolling basslines, crisp drum programming, and understated tension reflect Francesco’s long-standing experience behind the decks and his refined vision as one of the key minds behind After Caposile 🇮🇹. The EP continues Serialism Records’ tradition of balancing dancefloor efficiency with depth and personality, honoring nearly two decades of forward-thinking underground culture. Artwork once again comes from Fernanda Mattos, whose visual language perfectly complements the EP’s timeless character. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Labelworx follow: @francesco_maddalena_dj

SERDX026 - Francesco Maddalena - Memory 01 Francesco Maddalena - All Right 02 Francesco Maddalena - In The House 03 Francesco Maddalena - Memory 04 Francesco Maddalena - TickyTac Marking the opening release of 2026 and celebrating 19 years of Serialism Records, Francesco Maddalena makes his label debut with a powerful 4-track EP, diving deep into House grooves infused with a 90s tribal spirit and Garage influences. “Memory” is a focused journey through stripped-down club tools and hypnotic rhythms, functional yet intimate, designed for both main rooms and late-night floors, where the groove is king and subtle details make the difference. Rolling basslines, crisp drum programming, and understated tension reflect Francesco’s long-standing experience behind the decks and his refined vision as one of the key minds behind After Caposile 🇮🇹. The EP continues Serialism Records’ tradition of balancing dancefloor efficiency with depth and personality, honoring nearly two decades of forward-thinking underground culture. Artwork once again comes from Fernanda Mattos, whose visual language perfectly complements the EP’s timeless character. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Labelworx follow: @francesco_maddalena_dj

A1 Michael James - Microdose A2 Lola Palmer - Dance For Me B1 Cesare vs Disorder & Andre Buljat feat. Dreaminah MC - Flying Stars B2 Cristi Cons - Hello Serialism Records celebrates its 18th anniversary with "Nowhere Fast", a series of limited-edition, vinyl-only Various Artists releases. The series features long-time friends and inspiring artists who have been part of our journey, accompanied by a captivating new artwork series by Fernanda Mattos. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Yoyaku follow: @michaeljames @lolapalmer @cesare-vs-disorder @andre-buljat @cristi-cons @aminah-jahad-raysor

A1 Michael James - Microdose A2 Lola Palmer - Dance For Me B1 Cesare vs Disorder & Andre Buljat feat. Dreaminah MC - Flying Stars B2 Cristi Cons - Hello Serialism Records celebrates its 18th anniversary with "Nowhere Fast", a series of limited-edition, vinyl-only Various Artists releases. The series features long-time friends and inspiring artists who have been part of our journey, accompanied by a captivating new artwork series by Fernanda Mattos. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Yoyaku follow: @michaeljames @lolapalmer @cesare-vs-disorder @andre-buljat @cristi-cons @aminah-jahad-raysor

A1 Michael James - Microdose A2 Lola Palmer - Dance For Me B1 Cesare vs Disorder & Andre Buljat feat. Dreaminah MC - Flying Stars B2 Cristi Cons - Hello Serialism Records celebrates its 18th anniversary with "Nowhere Fast", a series of limited-edition, vinyl-only Various Artists releases. The series features long-time friends and inspiring artists who have been part of our journey, accompanied by a captivating new artwork series by Fernanda Mattos. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Yoyaku follow: @michaeljames @lolapalmer @cesare-vs-disorder @andre-buljat @cristi-cons @aminah-jahad-raysor

A1 Michael James - Microdose A2 Lola Palmer - Dance For Me B1 Cesare vs Disorder & Andre Buljat feat. Dreaminah MC - Flying Stars B2 Cristi Cons - Hello Serialism Records celebrates its 18th anniversary with "Nowhere Fast", a series of limited-edition, vinyl-only Various Artists releases. The series features long-time friends and inspiring artists who have been part of our journey, accompanied by a captivating new artwork series by Fernanda Mattos. Artwork: Fernanda Mattos Master: RV Audio, Berlin Distributed by: Yoyaku follow: @michaeljames @lolapalmer @cesare-vs-disorder @andre-buljat @cristi-cons @aminah-jahad-raysor

:: 42nd episode of our podcast series: Etiennette : Berlin-based Etiennette takes the decks for this episode, recorded live at our Serialism showcase at Renate. ✨ The passionate digger and familiar face at Elevate Record Store, Etiennette has been making waves with her vinyl-driven sets across clubs and festivals in Germany — blending deep house, minimal, and breaky grooves. Expect a warm, deep, and playful journey through her unique sound. follow: @etiennettereimann

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the *Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, Breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. 1 Vlad Arapasu - Get closer 2 Matheiu, Max Jacobson - Purple Waves 3 Christian Berger - B4 4 Eddy Romero, Mica (UK) - No Waste Of Time 5 Nicolas Duvoisin feat. Kayode, Matteo Baima & Sabrina - Push Me 6 Cesare vs Disorder & Tony V - The Day After 7 Rhom Omit - Once Something 8 Richard Rozen - Spin Cycle 9 Zlene - Pufferfish 10 Becker - Don't Hesitate 11 Sousk & Ocean Lam - Together We Do 12 Botanic Soundsystem, Shade Of Green - Magic Angle 13  August Artier - Lo-fi Stories 14 Mad Dim, Kirill Golikov - Gabriel 15 Random Voices - 500 16 Sloxxx - Piknik Pored Puta 🔊 Full mixtape by @luca-albano-aka-weg and @rhom-omit Artwork by @freak_ferni Master by @rvaudio Distributed by @labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. 1 Andre Torquato - Saruê 2 Dana Ruh - Yet I Don't Know You 3 Ray Mono - Strictly Business 4 Kid Moss vs Guedes - Talkin' Bout House 5 Jorge Savoretti - Whispers In The Dark 6 Ilario Liburni - Lost Nuts 7 Manuel De Lorenzi, Jamahr - Some Actions 8 Ratier - Oleiro 9 Edgar Peng - Can't Believe 10 Rodrigo Ferrari - Dribble 22 11 Jack On Black - 1:41 AM 12 Loquace - Another G 13 Subsonic Minds- Mystical 14 Cesare vs Disorder, Tony V - The Day After 15 Jichael Mackson -Just House 🔊 Full mixtape by the boss @cesarevsdisorder.official dropping soon, mixing all tracks in action. Artwork by @freak_ferni Master by @rvaudio Distributed by @labelworx ✨ Morning Edition coming next, bringing the deeper side of the journey. Drops June 27th exclusively on Beatport, July 11th on all platforms 🎶

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

In celebration of 18 years at the cutting edge of underground electronic music, Serialism Records proudly unveils Before Everything Else Vol. 6; a two-part compilation that marks both a legacy and a fresh chapter, a love letter to almost two decades of underground evolution, vision, and community. Split into Night and Morning editions, each volume comes with its own distinct sonic universe and artwork, offering a full-spectrum journey through the label’s DNA. The Night Edition (Pt.1) is a pulse-raising selection of House, Garage, Tech House, and Breakbeats, crafted for peak-time sets, warehouse moments, or dark-room euphoria. The forthcoming Morning edition (Pt.2) will ease into more stripped-down, Minimal, and after-hours territory, a soundscape that has long defined Serialism’s deeper, more hypnotic side. Among the highlights of Part1 is Brazilian pioneer Renato Ratier, whose visionary influence as both artist and founder of the iconic D-Edge club in São Paulo has been instrumental in shaping the global underground. Dana Ruh delivers her signature brand of analog House Minimalism, soulful, raw, and elegant, while Ilario Liburni comes in strong with a dancefloor weapon built to shake late-night systems. Subsonic Mind, the hypnotic trio of Andre Buljat, Cisco, and David Gtronic, with a cool, dub-influenced gem. From there, we dive into a genre-defying lineup featuring the legendary Jichael Mackson, a cult hero among electronic aficionados, whose contribution is as refined and timeless as ever. Argentina’s own Jorge Savoretti, a true veteran and tastemaker of the South American scene, adds depth and narrative with a groove-heavy, funky cut that showcases his masterful touch. Label founder Cesare vs Disorder joins forces with Peruvian producer and label artist Tony V on a perlonesque, refined Minimal House cut perfect for the late night / early morning or warm-up duties. Further dancefloor ammunition comes from UK master Ray Mono with a minimal Garage-charged Strictly Business, and a sharp tech-funk-House cut by Manuel De Lorenzi & Jamahr, continuing their strong run of underground hits. More unique sound comes from the master Edgar Peng delivering cool Minimal House straight from the Golden Gate club school of thoughts. Then the always on-point label homie Loquace, the Brazilian Old School hero Rodrigo Ferrari, the young and talented Kid Moss & Guedes, the London's analogue heads Jack on Black, and another Brazilian mastermind, Andre Torquato, opening the compilation with a House jewel. Each with unique textures and flavours that round out this powerful first chapter. Adding to the release’s character is the artwork by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director and visual architect. Since the very beginning, Fernanda has shaped the label’s bold, ever-evolving aesthetic with a unique visual language that balances avant-garde energy with timeless underground attitude. Her new designs for Vol. 6 continue this legacy, presenting two beautiful, distinct visual worlds for the Night and Morning editions. Slated for release at the end of June, right in time for Europe’s peak summer clubbing and festival season, Before Everything Else Vol 6 is more than just a compilation; it is a statement. Stay tuned for Part2: the Morning Edition, where Serialism drifts into stripped-back minimalism, heady after-hours vibes, and sunrise soundscapes. Mastering RV Audio, Berlin Artwork Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx

Following the high-energy peak-time pulse of the Night Edition, Serialism Records continues its 18 years celebration with Before Everything Else Vol.6. The Morning Edition, the second half of a double compilation that captures the label’s full emotional and sonic spectrum. The Morning Edition (Part 2) dives into more stripped-back, minimal, breakbeats and after-hours terrain, crafted for those intimate sunrise sets and hypnotic deep-space dancefloors. This volume reflects the label’s soulful, heady, and more introspective identity. If the Night Edition was built for clubs and peak-time pressure, the Morning is for open-air rooftops, early morning tunnels, and sun-kissed gatherings where sound takes on a dreamlike quality. This second half features a powerful lineup of underground artists, both veterans and rising voices, each shaping a unique moment of this sonic journey. Vlad Arapasu delivers signature hypnotic rolls, while label founder Cesare vs Disorder & label partner Weg return with a deep minimal-breaks fusion. Fantastic Friends boss Nicolas Duvoisin crafts a pristine minimal gem, and Christian Berger (ex-Deaf Pillow) brings groovy off-kilter class with B4. Eddy Romero teams up with young UK’s Mika for a smooth, dubby ride. Zlene, Neu club’s Stockholm regular, adds playful funk; Richard Rozen, Sousk, and Ocean Lam lace the morning air with groovy pieces with melody, warmth, and ambient textures. Mathieu & Max Jacobson blend moody minimal techno with early light feels, while Random Voices sends a hypnotic transmission straight from Beijing. Mad Dim & Kirill Golikov add a sharp, clean minimal swing, and Botanic Soundsystem & Shade of Green ride the line between deep house and ambient. Don’t miss Serbian standout Sloxxx with his darkly seductive Piknik Pored Puta, or Serialism’s own Rhom Omit, who closes with a dub-heavy elegant sunrise closer. Once again, the aesthetic dimension is shaped by Fernanda Mattos, Serialism’s long-time Art Director, whose visual work has been integral to the label’s identity since day one. For Vol.6, she delivers a unique counterpart to the Night edition, lighter, dreamier, but equally bold, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere of “The Morning.” Together, Night and Morning, these two volumes of Before Everything Else Vol.6 aren’t just a celebration of the past 18 years. A snapshot of the label’s present voice and the vibe of a global community of sound seekers, DJs, producers, and lovers of the underground.  credits Master by RV Audio,Berlin Artwork by Fernanda Mattos Distributed by Labelworx