Enjoy the Sweet Sounds of 'Anjunadeep Explorations 23'

**The latest volume of Anjunadeep Explorations offers fresh tunes from Sinca, LEGATO, Zombies In Miami, oddchapters, and more.**

Anjunadeep might be renowned for bringing forth some of the best dancefloor experiences on the planet and standalone releases that have soothed the soul, but their compilations also offer plenty for dance music lovers to explore. Their self-titled compilation series is a testament to their curation efforts, yet for those who want to dig deeper into the next generation of superstars, it’s important to look at their Anjunadeep Explorations releases. Bearing the name of the sublime event that’s occurred annually over the past few years, this series has now reached its 23rd edition.

Anjunadeep Explorations has featured a bevy of rising artists who have become mainstays on the imprint in the following years. They’ve curated another hearty helping of gorgeous tunes from global producers for the latest edition. This includes the likes of Birmingham’s LEGATO, Berlin’s JAMIIE, Mexico’s Zombies In Miami, Trinidad & Tobago’s Joshua Moreno, Australia’s Igor Garanin, and more, who showcase their unique styles within the electronic realm.

Chris Luno, CEAUS, and Keilimei’s track “Horizon” leads the way on Anjunadeep Explorations 23 as sultry vocals are paired with organic elements to help induce a dreamlike state of mind for anyone who listens. You’ll be whisked away within moments of pressing play on the track, but soon after, you’ll find yourself wrapped in the warm embrace of Sinca’s “Villeray” that bumps along with a proper late-night dancefloor groove.

While each track on Anjunadeep Explorations 23 offers a fresh soundscape to explore, there are some standout tracks as well. The synth-laden progressive gem “Remember The Days” from Zombies In Miami blurs the line between the past and present with trance elements layered in. Joshua Moreno’s “Last Kind Deed” delivers a sweeping soundscape that transports you to a far-off plane of existence as it glides forward with swells of energy throughout. And “Fjord” by oddchapters turns the dial down a notch with pensive piano notes and minimal elements for a stripped-back listening experience.

Listen to Anjunadeep Explorations 23 on Spotify or your preferred platform, and stay tuned for more releases from the imprint by following them on social media.