Ecstasy Boys

Cult favourites among Japan's 90s underground, Ecstasy Boys crafted a deeply transportive fusion of Balearic bliss, leftfield house and shimmering progressive elements. The trio Mitsuru Kotaki, Shiro Amamiya and Tatsuro Amamiya left behind only a handful of releases before disbanding in 1994, but their work has lingered in the minds of diggers and dreamers alike.

'Tsukino Oshie (Full Moon Temple Mix)' glows with late-night transcendence, its swirling vocals and soft-lit synths floating over a measured, hypnotic pulse. 'Chichichi Gankannon' slows the pace into a cinematic haze, spectral pianos and drifting percussion shaping its ghostly allure. Closing out, 'Nirvana Sexy (Amoras Dub Disco Heruka Mix)' slides into leftfield disco, layering multilingual vocals over undulating grooves with a quietly euphoric edge.