We wanted to craft something for the start of summer, so those 2 tracks came quite naturally, given the sunny days we’ve had so far. Morning Sun feels like that first track you can play in the morning to feel good, while Caribbean Lights picks up where it leaves off, somewhere between late-night beach bars and faded neon reflections on the water.
Philocalie & Terrazze
THE RELEASE
Jun 30th - Morning Sun
Belgium-born, Portugal-based producer philocalie continues to carve out a warm and groove-driven corner of the contemporary jazz house scene, blending dusty Rhodes textures, sun-soaked percussion, and laid-back house rhythms into an unmistakably feel-good sound. Teaming up once again with German producer Terrazze, known for his melodic and groove-led approach to house music, the duo returns with a two-track release made for the first real days of summer.
Built around breezy grooves, glowing jazz harmonies, and subtle Balearic influences, Morning Sun and Caribbean Lights capture two sides of the same atmosphere: slow mornings under clear skies and warm nights stretching into sunrise. The release balances organic instrumentation with crisp house production, leaning into the duo’s shared love for classic jazz house and modern lo-fi textures. Their previous collaborations have already explored this space through tracks like “Pacific View” and “Tropical Feelings,” both praised for their warm, uplifting energy.
THE ARTIST
philocalie
philocalie is the jazz/groove alter ego of Belgium-born, Portugal-based producer and trumpet player Phlocalyst, crafting jazzy instrumental hip-hop beats.
- featured on Spotify's Chill Evening and Jazz House editorials
- support on 50k+ independent playlists
Terrazze
Terrazze (Thomas Müller) is a house music producer from Germany, inspired by the timeless sounds of the ’90s - from classic house and disco to uplifting dance music. His productions blend nostalgic grooves and vintage energy with a modern edge, creating music that feels both familiar and fresh.
- Featured on Spotify and Platoon's Jazz House editorial playlists.
