EPM round off their 25th year celebrations with a stunning compilation featuring exclusive tracks from Marcel Dettmann, Robert Hood, Donato Dozzy, DJ Godfather, Nadia Struiwigh, Mark Broom, IMOGEN, Madben and more.
2026 marks a quarter century of dedicated service to the electronic music community. Since its founding, EPM Music has built a reputation as a trusted partner for artists, labels and industry stakeholders, offering expertise across digital distribution, sync licensing and rights management.
In 2004, EPM Music launched its digital distribution service, becoming not only one of the first digital distributors in the music industry but the very first to focus exclusively on electronic music. This early digital belief in electronic music’s future has helped shape how the genre reached listeners in the streaming era and it laid the foundation for the company’s continued growth over the following two decades. As the industry evolved from physical formats to streaming and beyond, EPM Music evolved alongside it, expanding its services while staying true to its original focus on electronic music.
This compilation is a celebration of EPM’s long-running deep connection with electronic music and commitment to supporting both long-established artists and emerging new talent within the global scene. From techno titans Marcel Dettmann, Mark Broom and Robert Hood to electronic mavericks Nadia Struiwigh and Donato Dozzy to emerging stars IMOGEN, ANDRØMEDA and Madben and our long running collaborations with scene legends DJ Godfather and Cristian Vogel, “25 Years of Music” represents the very best of electronic music across techno, house, electro, breaks and electronica.
Further contributions come across the dance and electronic spectrum. As a champion of the deepest of deep house, it’s always a pleasure to dive in with The Prince of Hydro (FKA Black Eyes) and it’s an honour to welcome esteemed house master Carlos Nilmmns into the fold. Following last year’s “Boreal” EP, Kmyle returns with his trademark, Detroit infused techno-house hybrid, after a five-year hiatus from the label, Bryan Chapman traverses the worlds of techno and IDM with a stunning new composition and label co-founder Oliver Way takes us to the very essence of early techno as he brings melody and distortion to the floor.
UK artist, quartervane makes his label debut with an accomplished piece of twisting IDM sonics, Carl Taylor adds to this year’s “True Faith” remastered re-issue with on point Kraftwerkian electro and Neapolitan, Francesco Terranova continues to furrow his unique take on hypnotic, club techno with another addition to the EPM catalogue. With further quality emissions from D-Knox who brings the spirit of Detroit via a detour to Kalamazoo, another quality label debut from Barcelona based Emil Andersen with his take on techno and the mind-blowing sonic architecture and world building of Oberman Knocks it’s perhaps fitting that we bow out with the electronic beauty and IDM introspection of another EPM long-time music affiliate, Belgium based artist Theiz.
“25 Years of Music” is released digitally on 27 November.
Track Listing:
01. Robert Hood – “Hologram”
02. Madben – “Save The Rave”
03. Nadia Struiwigh – “DISK 13/88”
04. DJ Godfather – “Ready For Battle”
05. ANDRØMEDA – “Orbital Decay”
06. Mark Broom – “Sunday”
07. IMOGEN – “Losing Myself”
08. Bryan Chapman – “Hakum”
09. Oliver Way – “Volauvonts (Live)”
10. D-Knox – “Kalamazoo Techno”
11. Carlos Nilmmns – “Reaction”
12. Kmyle – “Lunar Trip”
13. Francesco Terranova – “Ping Pong”
14. Donato Dozzy – “Calzetta”
15. Emil Andersen – “Gargantuan”
16. Cristian Vogel – “Equatorial 128”
17. Prince of Hydro – “Trouble In The Hydrocity”
18. Carl Taylor – “Symbolic”
19. Marcel Dettmann – “Unknown Pressure”
20. quartervane – ”
21. Oberman Knocks – “Mephengape Quadtraph Skars”
22. Theiz – “In The Beginning”
“25 Years of Music EP” featuring Robert Hood, Marcel Dettmann, Donato Dozzy and IMOGEN is released on vinyl and digital on 20 November. Pre-order vinyl here
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