Auguste Safar & Raphael Graham

Robust minimal grooves and rolling basslines anchored by modular bleeps and bloops. Auguste Safar and Raphael Graham nail the fundamentals here - the kind of stripped-back, propulsive techno that rewards repeated listening on a proper system. The flip side brings heavyweight remix treatment courtesy of Dandy Jack and Ricardo Villalobos, who reshape 'Za-Ria' into something altogether more restless and intricate.

366 Days Music opens with a statement of intent. This is the label's debut release, and it lands with the clarity and conviction of producers who understand what minimal techno demands: patience, precision, and the kind of low-end weight that feels inevitable rather than forced. Both the original and remix sit comfortably in tech house territory but never lose sight of the meditative, almost hypnotic qualities that make this sound endure.

A proper introduction to both the artists and the label. Play at volume.