Xosar: "Night Jam"

"Night Jam" is that late night afterparty come down for when the chick you've been stalking through back alleys manages to escape and you have to return home empty handed. Even sociopaths need something to relax to. For the well adjusted among you Xosar's malevolent bassline means you'll probably have a bad time.

DJ Clap: "Come On"

That's that busy shit right there. Far from being a blur of white noise, however, Phoenix's own DJ Clap maintains a steady, recognizable beat throughout, merely changing the sounds representing said beat every four bars or so. You'll really want to be around for that break at the 2:20 mark.

This is straight up one of the most exciting electronic releases you're gonna hear in 2012.

(via Ad Hoc):

Howse: "VBS"

I don't know who Howse is and apparently neither does whoever set up his Facebook profile, but this is coming out on Tri Angle and that's all the brand loyalty you should need. A little more clubby / accessible than their usual experimental fare, "VBS" is a sexed up, jittery late night anthem... if Amsterdam's Red Light District sports any of those icy, austere ultra lounges that have popped up all over the US in the past 10 years I imagine this will fit right into their rotation.

Doctor Jeep: "Level II" [kuxxan SUUM Remix]

End Fence is a Brooklyn (where else?) label which has initiated their free Single Series Session 1 via their Soundcloud page.  Co-owned by kuxxan SUUM - who provides the remix here of Doctor Jeep's "Level II" - End Fence claims to have "no manifesto" and is seeking out "timeless" electronic music regardless of genre trappings, so future releases may be more esoteric / less clubby than this particular banger.

(via XLR8R)