OSFUR, UVITA & Lampetee debut Self Control on Crosstown Rebels
The September 18 two-track EP pairs the vocal-hooked, groove-led title track with the deeper and more introspective Chema.
Daily digest · 2026-09-18
Today’s signal pairs a groove-led Crosstown Rebels EP with melodic, open-air releases from 3000Grad and EG Records, while a new psychedelic mix and Paris Electronic Week’s workshop programme widen the lens beyond release day.
Groove, melody and contrast define today’s electronic-music scan. OSFUR, UVITA and Lampetee’s Self Control EP arrives on Crosstown Rebels with a bassline-led title track and the deeper Chema, while Thaddeus X and Lev4n offer two distinct melodic routes: sunlit acid motion and a darker, retro-futurist pull.
Today’s practical thread is contrast. Self Control places a direct vocal hook and groovy bassline against the brooding textures of Chema; Endless Summer uses light acid lines and melodic layering to sustain lift; and Three is reworked over a darker low-end pulse and broken frame. Paris Electronic Week also provides an in-person production workshop led by Carré and MZA.
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The September 18 two-track EP pairs the vocal-hooked, groove-led title track with the deeper and more introspective Chema.
Released September 18 through 3000Grad, the EP is presented around uplifting melodic layers, light acid lines, beats and basslines.
The September 18 package moves from the hazy title track to the bassline-driven Natural Harmonies and a darker Ricky Ryan & Futura City reinterpretation.
RA’s September 18 Mix Of The Day describes Doula’s selection as head-spinning psychedelia and links it to the artist’s appearance at the Dripping forest rave.
The 14th edition runs September 30 to October 4 and includes a production workshop from Carré and MZA alongside discussions and performance programming.