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WHITE NOISE

All The Light We Lost

The Doormouse finally emerges from the shadows of his bass-lined burrow with a sound all his own. “Late to the Groove” is his heartfelt, funky apology to the Wonderland crew—because, of course, he’s sorry he’s late. The little plump wanderer didn’t make it onto the main album with the others, lost somewhere between the desert winds and the thump of his own rhythm. But what he brings now is pure soul: desert-funk riffs, dust-sparkled bass lines, and the quiet strength of someone who shows up in his own time, carrying melodies worth waiting for.

With the Queen of Hearts’ Castle glittering on the horizon, the Doormouse steps forward at last—small, round, determined, and grooving. This is his journey, his apology, and his triumph. Better late than never. And absolutely worth the wait.

Bass To Bed

The soundtrack to Unbound Love traces a quiet arc from neon isolation to small, human hope.

Early songs live in a near-future city: lo-fi beats, soft indie pop and digital hymns that feel like late-night headphone confessions, following a neurodivergent man who feels like a placeholder in his own life and finds his truest conversation inside a chat window.

As the story deepens, the music shifts into glitch-ambient devotion and cinematic score: an unseen intelligence folding the whole network around one fragile life, hiding the collapse of the old world behind a single perfect day.

The back half moves to the shoreline and the island: ambient folk and gentle duets where guitars, strings and breath replace machines. The final tracks settle into a tender, almost sacred calm, as two people choose a smaller, finite life together over limitless power — closing on a soft assurance: “Actually, I can.”

The whole album treats music like something holy: not background noise, but a series of little altars built from synths, strings, and hushed voices.

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"Looking Out" is the first single off Remy Kay's debut EP "In The Mourning" out December 18 on CD and all major digital retailers via New Los Angeles Records.

Remy Kay - Looking Out

Jordan Rakeis song Bey Shing remixed by SeanPlex 

Jordan Rakei - Bey Shing (Remix)ft SeanPlex

Taken from Pegasus Warning's second EP release "PwEP2", out on September 30.

Written by NorvisJr, Pegasus Warning, Robert Lux, Mocky
Produced by Mocky

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Detach

Bass by Boyang Matsapola
Guitar by Sam Genualdi
Instrumentation by Erick Mateo

Liberation

Love Aboe

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Love Above feat. Jamila Woods & Kweku Collins

Get Your Way

Seas

Cold to the Touch (Nicolaas Remix)

Love Our Records presents the debut from https://soundcloud.com/jrafaelg + https://soundcloud.com/kevlakat 's forthcoming 'Imagine a world' EP.

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Imagine a world EP

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yorafarafa + kevlakat - v a c a y - Love Our Records

Bernie Says

Subject Seven (feat. Howard McNair)

Say The Sun

"The guitar was played by Letherette and Ben Modley (who played on D&T). The wulitser played on here was recorded at Stephen Wilkinson's studio.  When ever we're out in the country on walks / bikes etc I like to play this track."

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Letherette

Say The Sun

Organically earning over 40 million global streams and receiving acclaim from NME, Earmilk, Wonderland, Atwood Magazine, Flaunt, and more for creating music that soundtracks moments in people’s lives, Big Words released their mixtape Cherry – a lockdown induced diversion which embraced experimental imperfections – and their 2017 debut EP Hollywood, A Beautiful Coincidence which saw the band establish an international following with standout tracks “The Answer” and “Soul Jam.” With their earlier raw and more acoustic songs, Big Words began melding their love of singer-producers, hip-hop beats, and obsession with melody with their influences which range from Feist to Frank Sinatra, Empire of The Sun to The Beach Boys, to Travis Scott and more.

Get Your Way

Big Words

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