“Just forget it, I can make it mind over matter, I can make you feel something better”, sings Great Good Fine Ok frontman Jon Sandler to jumpstart the synth pop duo’s slick new single “Already Love,” a confessional of sorts to a new lover. And as the pop-disco cut effortlessly floats into sensual falsetto, it’s impossible not to be entranced by the song’s subtle command. Over soft synths and a bouncing rhythm, the track’s melody serves as a whisper of tender affection, as he confesses “I know you think that I’m crazy, ‘cause I can’t stop calling you baby,” admitting that what he feels is “already love.”

The track “Telefonen” from Michel Dida’s debut EP has now been edited by Swedish grammy winner Erik Lundin who tacks on an extra verse over the moody dark beat courtesy of producer Nisj. This is pure fire!

Nite Flights is the new alter ego of Swedish artist Tobias Isaksson (perhaps better known as Azure Blue), his remix of the new This Is Head single track “Beginning” is moody and shimmering dance music that echoes of Scandinavian darkness and at the same time leave you feeling like doing a twirl or two.

An amazing dance pop masterpiece from Malmö based songstress Vivi, her debut solo track “Over Here” is released via Today Is Vintage and the slick production from in-house production maestro Madison.

London based electropop trio Vaults dropped their new single “Midnight River” about two weeks ago, and now we here at Discobelle can premiere the mesmerezing sweeping house remix from Canadian production wizard Pomo.

Italian duo Niagara are about to release their new album “Hyperocean” which happens to be their most experimental effort to date and combines their pop music with combining glittering electronica, dark psychedelia and their sweeping arrangements are accentuated by spluttering rhythms. Check out the Discobelle premiere of the album track “Solar Valley” below.

“We are really excited to drop the first track from our new album, ‘Hyperocean’. ‘Solar Valley’ has two parts – one written by Gabriele Ottino and one by Davide Tomat – which convey two emotions: fear of the destructive power of flames and hope for the salvation brought by rain clouds.”