#7 Feat. Banner in Melodic House & Techno

The fourth edition of the Surrrealism Annual Compilation has landed — and once again, it delivers. A carefully curated collection where frenetic rhythms, roaring synths, and visionary artists converge to shape the sound of this ever-evolving house. Apparition by FOTN, Samantha Loveridge, and Mira Nait sets the tone with a sensual, warm intro. A driving bass and euphoric melody unfold, topped by a captivating vocal — a perfect opener to awaken the senses. Nouveau Monde by Jares wastes no time. Groove-forward and versatile, it commands the body to move. With rich textures and hypnotic flow, its built for late-night dancefloors and essential playlists alike. Try To Understand marks the return of Jordan Lev. A producer steeped in house tradition, he delivers a sweeping, synth-driven cut with undeniable energy — once again proving his mastery. Burning Sunset introduces newcomer RENÊ. A bold, thunderous debut that explores darker emotional territory. An eclectic sonic journey for deep listening and discerning dancefloors. The Crown finds Shigin back in his element. From the depths of his studio, he brings raw, uncompromising rhythms with boundary-pushing sound design — for those unafraid to explore the genres edges. Bahiu by Tear of Joy carries the underground torch high. Fierce, percussive, and direct, it cuts through convention with relentless drive — a DJ weapon and a bold statement. Javerak by Velmont closes the release with style. A high-octane, groove-heavy anthem designed for peak-time moments. Dynamic and euphoric, it will resonate with dancefloor purists. The artwork by the Surrrealism Team honors the working class: dreamers pursuing their goals with dedication and resilience. In a world driven by material gain and misguided leadership, they embody true progress. Surrrealism continues its mission: to evolve, inspire, and push the boundaries of sound. The journey moves forward.

Samantha Loveridge, FOTN, Mira Nait, Jares, Jordan Lev, Rene, Shigin, Tear of Joy, Velmont