Electric Wire Hustle releases the precursor to their upcoming full-length sophomore record Love Can Prevail with the remix EP 'If These Are The Last Days'. Released through Okayplayer, Somethink Sounds and their own NZ imprint Every Waking Hour, EWH give us morsels of their latest body of work alongside remixes of 'Bottom Line' by Flako and Voices and Eliphino‘s flip of the title-track.

If These Are The Last Days (Eliphino Remix)

Track 1 on Jack Barone & Robohands' collaborative EP 'R.F.I.'

Floating on the Walls

Track 4 off of Jack Barone & Robohands' collaborative EP 'R.F.I.'

Under Under Under

“Blue Mirror” feels just like its name—a reflection, tinted and warped, with a psychedelic edge that pulls the ear inward. Producer-composer-instrumentalists Jack Barone and Andy Baxter (Robohands) once again explore eastern-inspired psychedelia, blending ancient scales with synths and modern techniques to create something immersive and surreal.

Blue Mirror

Stimulator Jones makes his Bastard Jazz debut with "Paradise Untold," blending East Coast hip-hop grit with a hard-hitting drum break, West Coast G-Funk vibes through bright, expressive synth leads, and a classic London touch in the form of grimey analog bass. The track is topped off by Stimulator's signature falsetto, delivering a soulful meditation on new love. The result is smooth as butter, sure to resonate with longtime fans and win over plenty of new ones.

Paradise Untold

3, 10, Why, When

All The Way

On “Canta el Agua,” Captain Planet taps into the sounds of Colombia’s Pacific Coast, blending Afro-Latin roots with a bass-heavy club vibe. Featuring award-winning group De Mar y Rio, the track transforms their marimba-driven rhythms into a Latin House groove while weaving in Amapiano influences from South Africa—creating a global, dancefloor-ready fusion.

Canta el Agua

Paying homage to Brazilian funk & boogie, Captain Planet’s “O Xangô” reimagines a samba rock classic from Trio Mocotó, famed for backing Jorge Ben. Stripping away most of the original, he injects heavy bass, disco drums, stabs, and wild synths, creating a euphoric modern boogie banger. The lyrics call to Yoruba deities, with the chorus invoking Xangô—symbol of power, justice, thunder, and lightning.

O Xangô

Brooklyn-based producer, DJ and multi-instrumentalist Bad Colours returns with his fourth album on Bastard Jazz, the follow-up to 2024’s collaborative ‘Been Here Before’ with Cor.Ece. This new project marks another evolution for London-born, Maryland-raised, Brooklyn-based artist Ibe Soliman and features a host of talent like Life on Planets, Cor.Ece, Brandon Markell Holmes, Ninjasonik and Jarv Dee and more. 
The album drops in November but right now we have the second single ‘Speed’.  This single features rapper and longtime collaborator KAS, whose slick, confident bars glide over an up-tempo, filtered house groove. It’s rap with polish, presence, and undeniable momentum.

PREMIERE : Bad Colours - Speed (ft. Kas)

“Shaky Escalator” captures a moment of New York disorientation, inspired by a lurching subway ride and shaped by the playful, rhythm-driven energy of Peter Matson’s band, Underground System. Aroop Roy, a mainstay of London’s underground scene, reworks the track into something deeper and more hypnotic. His remix transforms the original’s off-kilter groove into a pulsing, acid-tinged journey, connecting NYC’s raw edges with London’s late-night sound.

If These Are The Last Days (Eliphino Remix)

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