The B1 from 'Where Did All The Hay Go?', which came out around a year ago :)

Downloads enabled in case anyone wants a freebie, or you can grab a copy at the link below. Enjoy!

https://thirdplacerecords.bandcamp.com/album/will-hofbauer-where-did-all-the-hay-go

Count Me In (TPDD004)

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Annelida Remixes | Not For Profit Compilation
Bandcamp: https://fan-club.bandcamp.com/album/annelida-remixes-not-for-profit-compilation

8 twisted flips of Loïcc's 'Annelida' [FC01] from 8 exceptional Australian producers, with all proceeds going directly to Pay The Rent.

Kicking off with @akul_2050’s fierce and loopy dark garage flip of B2 - Red Shift, which has echoed through the parks, clubs and warehouses of Eora for the past few months now before finally seeing the light of day 🌞

Follow Akul: https://soundcloud.com/akul_music
Follow Loïcc: now https://soundcloud.com/bluhol
Follow FAN CLUB©: https://soundcloud.com/fanclub-au

To find out more about Pay The Rent - https://paytherent.net.au
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TRACKLIST
Watagans Crux (bluhol Remix)
Watagans Crux (Roza Terenzi Remix)
Watagans Crux (Eastern Distributor's Psytekk Mix)
Watagans Crux (Monako Remix)
Stream Stepper (E Davd 'Dark Trip' Remix)
Red Shift (Akul Remix)
Terrestrial Annelid (B-Psy'd Remix)
Terrestrial Annelid (Eggplant3 Remix)
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Mastered by Brendan Zacharias at Cirrus Audio
Remixed from original tracks on FC01 written, produced and mixed by Loïcc

Annelida Remixes

Loïcc - Red Shift (Akul Remix) [FC01R]

XL Regular - Store Duties

PRE-ORDER LINK: https://artisjokrecords.bandcamp.com/album/store-duties

Store Duties

XL Boogie

XL Regular - XL Boogie

Dubrunner continues to shape out a vital, modernist slant on the soundsystem tradition with this second drop on his label Menace. In keeping with the approach set out on 2023’s Ruthless EP, his firm foundation of steppas, dub and digi is a springboard for explorations of broader club styles, taking in elements of breakbeat hardcore, techno and plenty more besides.

Fallen Tree builds on the promise of his debut with four further meditations. Lead single ‘Shangdao’s Revenge’ is a monolithic, moody half-stepper electrified with dub techno chord shimmers and elastic breakbeats, and spaced out with deep wells of atmospheric processing.

‘Fallen Tree’ locks into a tight 4/4 march driven by detailed percussion, with a classic steppas bassline, off-beat chord chops and distant melodica touches paying tribute to hugely influential UK steppas pioneers Alpha & Omega and their apocalyptic cut ‘Ground Is Shaking Dub’. The presence of log drums remind you Dubrunner is bringing his own fusions to the table, drawing on the amapiano explosion as fuel for this hybridised fire.

‘Overruled’ strikes a more forthright, political tone, as Dubrunner foregrounds his values in a fierce statement against the oppressive systems of state control, capitalism and racism. The vocal samples come from Sankara Future Dub Resurgence, whose focus is on Africa’s defiance of its colonial history. The taut, high-definition construction around the message takes its cues from the explosive sonics heard at Darwin’s bassweight REEF sessions in Berlin.

The breakstep lead-in on ‘Pressure’ tells you to prepare for a drum-focused workout, and that’s precisely the approach Dubrunner takes as he chops up the percussion and maintains a light-footed impact in contrast to the broad, cinematic heft of the other tracks on the EP. It’s a potent demonstration of the versatility in the Dubrunner sound, while still maintaining that grounded sense of soundsystem meditation which courses through everything he turns out.

Tracklist: 
A1 Dubrunner - Shangdao’s Revenge
A2 Dubrunner - Fallen Tree
B1 Dubrunner - Overruled
B2 Dubrunner - Pressure

Mastered by Subvert Central
Artwork designed by Alex Kubis

Dubrunner - Fallen Tree

Inner Break

MOVING LIKE CLOUDS

BOUNCE

(EN) Four years after the release of Omakase Colors Vol.1, the label proudly presents the third chapter in the series, an exploration of the rich and ever-evolving landscape of electronic music, true to Omakase’s DNA.

Like its predecessors, this compilation connects a dynamic and constantly shifting scene, bringing together a diverse lineup of artists from Marseille, Paris, and Brussels. Shaped by years of creative exchange, it blends Omakase’s longtime collaborators with fresh new voices, each bringing a distinct sonic identity. We’re honoured to share these visions through this V.A.

Driven by a spirit of eclecticism and genre fusion, Omakase Colors Vol.3 moves fluidly between ambient, trip-hop, electronic jazz, UK garage, jungle, IDM, footwork, bass music, and more. Some tracks draw from the meeting of acoustic and electronic worlds, weaving organic textures with cutting-edge production. It’s a blend of energies, where groove-driven club tracks sit alongside introspective compositions, balancing impact and emotion.
A snapshot of electronic music in constant reinvention, Omakase Colors Vol.3 thrives on experimentation, hybridisation, and creative freedom.


(FR) Quatre ans après la sortie remarquée de la compilation Omakase Colors Vol.1, l’équipe d’Omakase est fière de vous présenter le troisième volume de cette série musicale haute en couleur : une nouvelle plongée dans la richesse des musiques électroniques actuelles, fidèle à l’ADN du label.

Porté une fois de plus par un esprit d’éclectisme et de fusion des genres, ce nouveau volume se joue des frontières stylistiques, oscillant entre ambient, trip-hop, jazz, UK garage, jungle, IDM, footwork, bass music, dub et breakbeat. Un savant mélange d’énergies où groove organique et sound design affûté cohabitent, entre morceaux taillés pour le dancefloor et compositions plus introspectives. Cette sélection musicale faite main capte l’effervescence d’une scène électronique en perpétuelle réinvention, animée par une volonté d’expérimentation, d’hybridation et de liberté créative totale.

Dans la lignée des précédents volets, Omakase Colors Vol.3 tisse des liens au sein même d’une scène émergente en constante mutation, réunissant une palette d’artistes basés entre Marseille, Paris et Bruxelles. Fruit des affinités forgées au fil des années, ce casting hybride croise figures fidèles de la maison Omakase et nouvelles collaborations, chacune dévoilant une empreinte sonore forte et singulière que nous sommes honoré·es de porter à vos oreilles."		


V/A - Omakase Colors Vol.3
Release date: 30/04/2025
Format: Digital / Compilation
N° Catalogue: OMACOL03
Mastered and designed by Kumanope
© Omakase Recordings 2025		
		

Omakase Colors Vol.3

Reebound

Bwi-Bwi - Reebound

https://vectorfield75.bandcamp.com/album/cortex-citadel-ep
Cortex Citadel Ep
mixed and mastered by Ocyra
04/05/2025

Omnith

Un Fantôme oublié

Title track from 'Laser Dome' EP released on @ritualpoison records on October 19th.

Taking their name from the neighbouring family of galaxies that contains the Milky Way, London duo Local Group may sound parochial but unleash cosmic scale energies on their debut 12”.

Inspired by their sets at UK festival Field Maneuvers, the 'dirty little rave' that the duo are residents at (playing alongside the likes of Mark Archer and Storm), title track 'Laser Dome' distills their unashamed love of hardcore's E fuelled rush into a haze of piano euphoria. Underground electro hero Dexorcist remixes it for the 140bpm crew, a rude bouncing bassline and hyper breakbeats keeping its continuum credentials in check.

On the flip 'Random Utterances' nods to the slower, darker, proggier breakbeat favoured by Tyrant at the start of the new millennium, bubbling acid bass, arpeggios, moody strings and '80s synth pop combining with interludes of lucid drug philosophising and distorted 808 bass. 'Rampage' signs off with a potent dose of pure jump up energy, a 150bpm Reese bassline tear out, complete with MC hype, drawing on the pair's love of jungle.

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