With a shared obsession for crafting dub-driven textures with a deep meaning, Dialog merges spiritual depth with technical mastery. Their sound is a blend of cultures: Jamaican roots, Berlin’s early dub-techno era, and a distinctly Nordic sensibility. The result is a bath of subs, textures, and vocal layers that’s hard to pin down within a specific era or scene, yet fundamental to what ‘dub’ represents today within electronic music.

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klape nunsen, a French label and community rooted in the outer edges of sound, provides the perfect home for their exploration of the deep. Known for its stripped-back yet refined output, the platform continues to blur the line between club functionality and experimental listening – all with a gentle touch at its core. It’s music designed to tingle both brain and body in a comfortable way. 

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Taken from a live show the duo presented a few summers ago, Riddim captures Dialog in an evolving state. The EP openkls with a slow-burning, live-infused version of the title track, followed by a remix by Canadian bass sage Deadbeat. On the flip, reinterpretations by Javier Salazar and Noah Sfar swiftly expand into a more dancefloor-oriented mode, each maintaining the record’s signature dubby, spacious atmosphere.

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Minimal Collective premieres Riddim – a warm hue of sound for sun-drenched dancefloor sessions or blissed-out sub hangouts. The only question left is: “Are we stepping into the riddim? Ya dig!”

Full tracklist

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1. Riddim
2. Riddim (Deadbeat Remix)
3. Riddim (Javier Salazar Remix)
4. Riddim (Noah Sfar Remix)

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KLP07 will be out on March 26th, 2026. Pre-order a copy via Bandcamp.