Heideton starts a new chapter with New Gs 1, a curated release designed to make room for newcomers. Three acts, three signatures, and just one statement: music with an intense focus on the dance floor and a deep understanding for groove, space, and tension. The opener comes from Stuttgart. Yeliz and Arg In's "Side Trip" develops through a controlled wave of tension and finely layered minimum deep/tech structures. The tune is useful but never generic; it's like an invitation into the night. The Hamburg-based duo Dizzy & Lance produce a track with precisely matched rhythms in "That Room." This arrangement actually leaves room without acting as a simple DJ tool, and warm chords meet a distinct rhythmic structure. A quick but relevant view of the Hamburg house culture, this track sounds just as well at a club as it does on headphones. "Planika" by Hanover-based Lukas Perkovic of the ORSO collective finishes this EP. Melancholic melodies, elegant modulations, and an unforced flow that never demands attention characterize this peaceful house track with narrative depth. The music gets better the more room you give it. Heideton's commitment to taking the next generation seriously instead of Instagram following hyping it is shown in New Gs 1. For artists that already have an identity in terms of aesthetics, music, and their conception of modern electronic music, the EP provides a platform. Joe Metzenmacher is the curator.