HYPERSPACE: Best Discoveries of the Week – Episode 183
Hey Space Travellers,
Are we ready for another incredible episode of Hyperspace?
Episode 183 landed, fasten your seatbelts and get ready to depart!
Hans T – “Tensions”
Hans T lets pure instinct take over on his latest tune “Tensions”, managing to pull out an incredible banger! This is an experimental DnB weapon that lands right in that sweet spot between heavy-hitting aggression and total euphoria. To give you an idea, imagine Sub Focus vibes mixed with bouncy Australian sound!
Dark basslines, heavy enough to rattle your teeth, but with uplifting leads that keep it from feeling too brutal. The best part is that Hans T didn’t even map this out with strict rules or deadlines. He just messed around, followed the vibe, and let the track build itself. You can definitely feel that spontaneous energy in the mix, and that’s incredibly unique.
At just 22, the guy’s already been DJing for 14 years, so he knows exactly how to build a track people want to lose their minds to. This sick track is loud, catchy, and made for peak festival moments where everybody is just screaming along. This is highly addictive; we warned you!
Carpe Diem – “Oh Yeah Let’s DateBack”
Carpe Diem are turning pure nostalgia into a total breath of fresh air with their single “Oh Yeah Let’s DateBack”, a super warm folk-pop track about second chances and looking back at old sparks to see what’s still worth chasing today.
The duo, Keith and Ada, resurrected this tune from their early band days, dusting off an old-school idea and completely twisting it into a modern gem. Keith flexes pure passion with his guitar, Ada brings some incredible vocals, and the whole groove has that smooth bounce that makes the track irresistible.
One of the coolest moments is the jam in the middle: the percussion and guitar bounce off each other in a really natural way, like a group of friends jamming in the sunshine.
It’s warm, romantic, hitting that balance between laid-back acoustic vibes and Latin flair. Definitely a feel-good gem for anyone who loves a great melody with a bit of heart behind it.
Derwin Dr Jazz Boyd – “Sweet Bikini”
Summer is definitely not over, ‘cause Derwin “Dr Jazz” Boyd is bringing it back with “Sweet Bikini”, a track that’s all about kicking back, cranking the volume, and having a blast! Channeling huge Prince vibes, it’s a sun-soaked party anthem with a bit of nostalgia, but still fresh and incredibly cool.
He built this feel-good jam from the ground up alongside a stacked studio crew. Packed with serious multi-instrumental work, crisp drums, and some ridiculously catchy guitar riffs, the whole track bounces with a spontaneous energy. There’s a carefree mood that makes you instantly want to roll the windows down and blast it on a sunny drive!
This phenomenal artist proves he’s a master at crafting total crowd-pleasers. “Sweet Bikini” really keeps things simple here: loud, fun, and packed with a charming energy. This tune will surely help you keep the summer mood alive!
Cupp – “Raindrops Falling”
Cupp took a super simple concept here and turned it into an absolute dancefloor weapon with his single “Raindrops Falling”. This is not the usual sad-boy rain tropes; this track is literally a plot twist: channeling iconic classics like “Singing in the Rain” and dropping them straight into an EDM banger.
The idea came from a mate asking, “Why haven’t you made a song about rain?”.
He definitely didn’t overthink it: Cupp flipped the idea on its head and turned a rainy day mood into pure dancefloor ammo. It’s loaded with crazy synths, addictive melodies, and a proper bouncy groove that’ll have you losing it, no matter what the weather’s doing outside!
The magic behind the track is how naturally it all comes together. Cupp crafts lyrics and vocals straight from the heart, setting up a raw foundation before building the huge production right over the top. The result is a punchy and hyped track. Trust us, this is certified high-energy heat built to get the room moving!
The Elusives – “The Strangler”
The Elusives cooked something incredible, a new single called “The Strangler”: this is a kind of creepy and smooth gem that turns spooky vibes into pure late-night swagger. They don’t need to craft elaborate sound effects to make you feel the vibes: the tune just sinks straight into this dreamy mood, ready to send your mind straight to outer space. It’s mysterious, hazy, with a proper groove that’ll have your head moving no matter what.
Paul, Joe, and Laura have got this genre-bending thing down to a science. They don’t overcrowd the mix at all; they just let that bass bounce while these dreamy little textures float around in the back, giving the vocals the right space to flex.
These guys are proving they don’t have to shout to get you hooked. This single is just pure, murky moodiness that really hits you hard: an absolute vibe to throw on when the lights go down.
RYNB – “Therapy”
“Therapy” is the incredible debut single of RYNB, coming up with this moody R&B sound that’s all about cutting off the fake energy and protecting your peace. He’s definitely not going off with petty drama here; he keeps it dead real, delivering a reflective track for anyone who’s ever had to step back from toxic people and do a total reset.
The track goes into that dreamy trap-soul style, with a beat that enhances RYNB’s vocals. It’s got a raw and introspective vibe.. imagine Frank Ocean meeting classic R&B, where every word spoken feels like a personal late-night thought session. The craziest part is that RYNB literally writes, produces, mixes, and masters everything himself in his own studio. Well, that’s pure DIY flex!
This track is incredibly well-balanced: super relatable, with those kinds of vibes built for quiet moments, when you’re filtering out the bullshit. This is definitely a must-have in your moody playlist!
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Me & Melancholy – “FEM.”
Me & Melancholy is back, this time dropping an insane project called “FEM.”, and honestly, it’s a proper emotional roller coaster! With this one, Peter doesn’t like to stick to one script; he’s mashing up bright synthpop, retrowave sounds, uplifting melodies, and nostalgic vibes.. It’s chaotic, unpredictable, and hits way harder because of it.
This album was forged in some heavy real-life shit: Peter lost his father back in 2026, and instead of packaging his grief into some sad-boy narrative, he just let the raw emotion spill out. And here, he’s going from riding a gorgeous wave of lush synths that channel vintage New Order, to a moody and dark upbeat groove bringing your mind into the wild side of space.
No ghostwriters, no massive production team.. just Peter in his studio tweaking hardware synths, slapping guitars, and mixing the entire project himself.
FEM. (or we could call it GEM!) feels like a late-night window into someone’s head while they’re sorting through their worst moments. Our favorite? “Ghosts in the mirror”. Moody, messy, beautiful: an absolute essential listen.
Mark Emsley – “Satellite Heart”
Mark Emsley brings us a massive guitar-driven pop-rock tune loaded with jangling riffs, wonderful harmonies, and a chorus that’ll have you running it through your head all day long. This is “Satellite Heart”, and it’s exactly like driving with the windows rolled down on the first warm day of the year, like no one can stop you (unless it’s the cops.. then we definitely suggest pulling over, and maybe sharing the track with them).
After getting clean and sober back in late 2024, Mark has been pouring all that lived-in experience: recovery, heartbreak, finding hope again.. all of this just straight into his tunes. Produced alongside Karl Morey, they nailed a sound that feels nostalgic yet totally crisp, letting Mark’s raspy and warm vocals shine through.
This amazing single is just pure, feel-good energy backed by honest-to-god real life. Optimistic and ridiculously catchy: a total victory lap of a single.
