Black Magic Recordings

Adam C-4

The year is 666 AAI (After AI) and somehow I’m still alive. Under the moonlight, I lead the District 6 band of humans on copper scavenging missions so we can melt it down for instruments. We brave predator drones patrolling scrap metal wastelands and haul our loot back to the forge. As we pass a billionaire spaceship crash site, our drummer bangs out a breakbeat rhythm on the trashcan she repurposed as a shield. Sal joins in on the didgeridoo and then our bard beatboxes. The reflection of the full moon off the spaceship creates a mesmerizing pattern on the ground, I imagine this is the effect disco balls had when clubs were still around. I tell the band that we'll set up camp here. Tonight we’re gonna Get Funky. ~ Adam C-4’s “Get Funky” is a delightfully dark and playful club-ready tune that checks all of the boxes for the "secret weapon" folder on your USB. LFO-guided bassline undulations set the stage and are soon joined by syncopated percussion, intoxicating acid synths embellished by a shimmering lead, and the grounding broken beat of Adam C-4’s kick drum. The intensity increases as irresistible 2-step drum programming, tastefully processed vocals, and a memorable, eclectic range of synthesizer sounds coalesce into catharsis. Whether... more credits released September 17, 2026 Composed, recorded, and mixed by Adam C-4 Mastered by Kevin McHugh (Valence Studios) Album artwork by Alex Rubenstein (Black Magic Recordings) Black Magic Recordings | BMR040

Make Mills

More and more horrors compete for our emotions every minute of every day and it may seem like the doomscroll has won the war for our attention. We dismiss each horror as quickly as it comes, swiping it away only for another to take its place. As this cycle continues, the tepid salve of thoughts and prayers evaporates like a drop of water against an erupting volcano. Music will always be our way forward through the chaos, so join us! Say 6 hail satans, take some acid, and eat your prayers. Make Mills returns with "Eat Your Prayers," a hypnotic blend of acid and rich melodic textures, and of course, an abundance of blistering breakbeats. The opening’s raw explosive power hooks you immediately, showcasing Make Mills’ signature style dialed to 11. The track continually evolves from there through shifting rhythms, lush harmonies, and a deep bassline, maintaining emotional resonance amidst familiar jungle motifs throughout. "Eat Your Prayers" is insistent, unforgettable, in your face, and sublime. Make Mills has done it again! Ladies and Gentlemen ... you have 6 days. For my heart /4 in the LGP Composed, recorded, and mixed by Make Mills Mastered by Kevin McHugh (Valence Studios) Album artwork by Alex Rubenstein (Black Magic Recordings) Black Magic Recordings | BMR038

bushfyre

Ancient texts describe a fire that spoke from the wilderness in a wizened tone. The inferno's voice calls out as temperatures rise and flames emanate from the underworld, engulfing all that they touch. It's getting hot on Earth ... too hot. After our last trip to Tokyo with bushfyre, he's back to take us somewhere new yet still familiar with his new single. "Too Hot" is quick on its feet and brings to mind late night euphoria flickering through the summertime haze. A bouncy kick drum drives the track forward while an LFO-modulated bassline pulses like an undercurrent rushing beneath the surface. Shimmering, seductive synth lines brilliantly drift in and out of focus as if the fiery track is fanning its own flames. At the center of it all is a reverberated vocal hook floating weightlessly above the mix in a way that seems within reach and unknowable. Like so many of today's pleasures, "Too Hot" feels both intimate and detached. Be careful: "Too Hot" is likely to cause endless replays. "Too Hot" is available for only six days, the price is rising alongside the summer heat. credits Composed, recorded, and mixed by bushfyre Mastered by Kevin McHugh (Valence Studios) Album artwork by Alex Rubenstein (Black Magic Recordings) Black Magic Recordings | BMR037 released June 18, 2026

DJ DanceAlone

Somewhere between silicon and sorcery, a forbidden ritual has begun. Synthetic synesthesia is summoned through signals and code. Hypnotic enchantments tunnel through the mind's eye. Those capable of conjuring this arcane mechanism are believed to carry spell books made up of 1s and 0s. This may seem as farfetched as a cloth made of metal, but the phenomenon is all too real: Technomancy. DJ DanceAlone has crafted "Technomancy," a club-ready techno 2-tracker that defies convention. These tracks twist classic techno ideas into something looser, stranger, and slightly mutated. On “Conjure,” pounding 4x4 drums and a rubbery, revelatory bassline drive the ritual forward while cryptic and frantic vocal fragments are layered expertly through the mix, evoking frenzied hysteria. Equal parts intensity and irreverence, it’s a track that demonstrates that techno need not always keep a straight face. “Metal Cloth” pushes deeper into the smoke by layering angular metallic percussion, warped textures, and effects with mutant organ-like tones that evoke a physical auditory experience, similar to music that artists like JLIN and SOPHIE have created. The portal opened by this silicon summoning closes in 6 days and then the price ascends to another dimension. Add this one to your spell book while the ritual is still alive. credits released May 21, 2026 Composed, recorded, and mixed by DJ DanceAlone Mastered by Kevin McHugh (Valence Studios) Album artwork by Alex Rubenstein (Black Magic Recordings) Black Magic Recordings | BMR036