100% Silk has become one of the most interesting labels in dance music, and its showcase at the upcoming Sónar 2012 is proof of that. We had a long chat with Amanda and Britt about the origins of the brand, their passion for DIY and the mix they made for PlayGround; featuring artists that influenced them alongside label classics.

Bay Area producer Eprom is about to release his debut album “Metahuman”, a twisted take on several genres -hip hop, IDM, dubstep, always with a sense of sci-fi in mind- and has compiled his earlier influences into this amazing mix.

Fracture is one of the leading producers in the current drum’n’bass scene. This week he drops the first in a trilogy of 10” vinyl releases, limited editions for some adventurous excursions into the future of the broken rhythm. Grab and listen. Here’s an amazing mix he’s done for us.

Die -6- is a usual suspect on the underground electronica scene in Barcelona: eclectic DJ at obscure parties, T-shirt designer and now also a producer. His first album, “Back.Te.Riality”, pays tribute to his fetish sounds: techno, EBM and angular electronica. He made a toxic mix for PlayGround.

In recent years, Soul Clap has laid the foundations for a renewal of deep house: a measured tempo, suggestive textures and an ample knowledge of history. They speak to us about all of the above in this interview, accompanied by a downloadable session recorded in Tokyo, lasting an hour and a half.