AFM002 unites four unique artists with their own distinct touch on the electro sound that showcases the diversity and creative potential of the genre with a release that is fully primed for the club floor.

AMX opens the release. She is a Detroit-based artist. Her precise and soulful production carries the unmistakable touch of her city’s legacy. ‘Out My Mind’ is hallmarked by a refined and futuristic edge, with an ice-cool vocal hook running across ceiling shaking sub bass. A rising force on the global techno community, AMX has released on Tresor, Deeptrax, and International Chrome.

Next up is Exzakt, aka Larry McCormick, a long-standing pioneer of the electro movement coming right out of Florida with a discography that spans Monotone, Omnidisc, and Tresor. His track ‘Fvck That Sh1t’ is a peak-time weapon boosted off larger-than-life rolling bass and all-sirens-blazing energy.

Heading into the second half of the EP, London-based ARA-U steps up with a thundering old school flavoured track. ‘Feels Like Dancing’ is stacked with analog machine funk warmth. A veteran of the Venezuelan underground electro scene and head of No Static / Automatic, ARA-U’s unique touch is consistently gritty and machine-driven.

Phran, who is based in Barcelona, closes the EP with ‘Archivo Criminal’. The track keeps the energy moving with a jumping and playful offering. It draws us into deeper head down territory with its deft synth work.
Venezuelan-born Phran runs Vimana and co-manages ACA alongside NAP, and is also known for his collab Dos Ritmos with Luca Lozano releasing on Klasse Wrecks Hivern Discs, Paralaxe Editions and more.
Tracklisting:

1. AMX – Out My Mind
2. Exzakt – Fvck That Sh1t
3. ARA-U – Feels Like Dancing
4. Phran – Archivo Criminal
Single Release: Phran – Archivo Criminal, Out now on Bandcamp
Full EP Release: 29th May on bandcamp
About AFM
AFM002 brings together four boundary-pushing artists from across the globe, each delivering their unique vision of electro. From raw analog grit to futuristic soul, this release captures the genre’s full spectrum — united by deep groove, machine funk and club-focused energy.
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