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Melt

Melt (Benny Page Extended Remix)

Never Let You Down (feat. Penny Ivy)

Too Bad

FooR x Mollie Collins x Emma Cannon - Too Bad

Comin’ in hot, Break and Total Science unleash another tasty single via Triii Audio, ‘Blame You’ /‘Aardvark’.
In the aftermath of the inaugural release of ‘Gunfinger’ and ‘Acquiesce’, the trio have now revealed stunning work in the form of ‘Blame You’ and ‘Aardvark’.
From the first play ‘Blame You’ has captivated audiences and selectors, while ‘Aardvark’ comes through with the rootsy, rudeboy, head-nodding vibes. Be sure to get involved and have a listen to the latestofferings from Triii Audio below.

Blame You / Aardvark

Blame You

Appletree

Weed & Wine (Relax, Rewind)

Hospital Mixtape: S.P.Y

Hope (feat. Celestine)

Paul T & Edward Oberon - Badboy [V Recordings]

“Desert Water is the sound of a lone traveler choosing light in the middle of endless sand. A warm guitar carries the heartbeat of a wanderer, ethnic winds whisper old truths, and the desert rhythm leads you to the place inside where good never dries. This track feels like finding water when you thought there was none — a moment of clarity, strength and quiet freedom.”

DOBRO:AFRICA - DESERT WATER.mp3

This track is part of the "What Are We" E.P.

I Am Infinity

it's all good

Next up from Sofa Sound is the forthcoming collaborations from drum & bass heavyweights DLR, Break, Randall and Ulterior Motive, a collective who’ve all helped to pioneer the genre whilst staying inherently underground. Whilst Break and Randall have laid its foundations, producers like DLR and Ulterior Motive have shaped the more contemporary scene, although both tracks signify the colossal engineering standards of each featuring artist. The established names also bring their weight to Sofa Sound’s back catalogue, which has expanded since its creation by DLR in 2017. 

DLR, Break and Randall come together for lead track ‘Song & Dance’, an old-school reminiscent roller with snipped up, mc-lead vocal samples and jazzy instrumentals. The energy between all three artists is instantly recognisable, with Randall’s old-school approach shining through each layer. On top of strung guitar notes and a hook which nods to its namesake, ‘Song & Dance’ blends a mixture of styles to present a versatile addition to Sofa Sound.

Next comes ‘Modules’, featuring a combination of sonics recorded through Ulterior Motive’s modular set up. The ruminating drums and basses brought from the collections of their collaborators deliver its funkier elements, with the bassline fluctuating between notes and twisting its way through a melodic undertow. Alongside its unusual structure, the track’s organic approach and frequent switches grab its listener unaware. Another imperative release on Sofa Sound, the imprint has shown its commitment to artists from across the spectrum, through both its digital releases and physical discography additions.

Hope (feat. Celestine)

Break

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