A new batch of House records has landed on Beatport today, adding fresh material to a category that continues to move between classic grooves, contemporary club production and more crossover-driven sounds.
Among the new releases dated October 16 is “Bebey” by Yulia Niko and Eli Fola, released through Global Underground.
The Extended Mix runs at 125 BPM and is currently listed by Beatport in the House category. It also appears among Eli Fola’s most visible current tracks on the platform. Beatport
Yulia Niko brings a strong catalogue into the collaboration, with recent releases connected to labels including Get Physical Music, Nervous Records, Siamese, Armada Music and Global Underground. Beatport
Another notable October 16 arrival is Jordan Nocturne’s “Til We Meet Again”.
Released through Melon Bomb Records, the Extended Mix sits at 125 BPM and marks a House entry from an artist whose recent Beatport catalogue has also moved through Indie Dance and Dance / Pop. Beatport
The wider list of new House tracks arriving today is particularly broad.
Beatport’s current release feed includes records ranging from 118 BPM material such as “Run The Track” by Reek0 and Marla Kether to faster 130 BPM entries including “Stay Here” by GIINA. Other new titles come from artists including DJ Dave Van Breemen, Rainforest Project, Tonis, Maxdal and Antonio Ricciardi DJ. Beatport
That spread says a lot about the current shape of House on Beatport.
The category is not being defined by a single tempo or production style. Instead, the new-release section moves between stripped-back club tracks, deeper material and more direct dancefloor records.
For selectors, October 16 therefore delivers something more useful than one standout release.
It offers a broad snapshot of how wide the House spectrum currently is, with established artists and less familiar names entering the platform at the same time.
And as these tracks begin to move through playlists and charts over the coming days, some of today’s new entries could quickly become the next records to watch.
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Jo Paciello & Napoli Underground Return With New Deep House Release “Lost In My Mind”
Jo Paciello and Napoli Underground return today with a new collaborative Deep House release, “Lost In My Mind”.
Released through NSoul Records on October 16, the project operates between 121 and 124 BPM and becomes the latest entry in a collaboration that has already produced several releases together. Beatport
The new record follows “A Trip To Monte Carlo”, released in August, and continues an ongoing connection between the two names on NSoul Records. Beatport also lists previous collaborative work including “Broken Words and Everyday Life”. Beatport
For Jo Paciello, the release adds another chapter to a long-standing house career.
His Beatport profile lists releases across labels including Large Music, Nervous, Soulfuric/Defected and Groove Culture, alongside support from artists such as Louie Vega, David Morales, Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez, Miguel Migs and Mike Dunn. Beatport
“Lost In My Mind” also arrives on a busy day for Deep House.
Beatport’s October 16 release feed includes new music from Rodg, Teboho Nkone & Wagner (PE), I Gemin and several other producers, while the genre continues to stretch across a wide BPM range. Beatport
That context makes the new Jo Paciello and Napoli Underground project especially relevant for DJ TOP 100.
Rather than appearing as an isolated single, “Lost In My Mind” sits inside an ongoing collaboration with an established label connection and a recognizable House background.
It also reflects a broader trend in current Deep House releases: producers are increasingly moving between classic house influences, deeper club structures and more flexible tempo ranges without leaving the core identity of the genre.
For Paciello and Napoli Underground, the latest release therefore feels less like a one-off and more like another step in an already established partnership.
With “Lost In My Mind” now added to their catalogue, the duo continues building a consistent presence inside the deeper side of the House spectrum.