North Pollard lays down an audible melting pot of pleasure with his newest single “Start Again” - Arpeggiated synths and booming 808 bass climbing to new heights and harmonic crescendos, layer upon layer. Soft in parts, yet bullish in progression, it switches between blissful melodies and driving basslines, never once losing your reverie throughout it’s journey. 

Common Underground were dying to remix it, swimming in the melody and eager to give their interpretation of that enticing 808, and rattling bassline. On the flip, they’ve played with giving it a driving beat, which switches into a techno edge, to preserve the beautiful harmonic layering of the track, yet lay down in late night club sets.

“Aussie duo Common Underground send down a lissom, heady slice of cultured bass music with a heavy techno influence. This one is all about the slow-building crescendos that rise and rise before crashing down into a wash of synthy goodness. Lovely stuff." - DJ Mag

Start Again

LHR036: North Pollard - Start Again (Common Underground Remix)

LHR036: North Pollard - Start Again

With 2018 now in full effect, the Loophole crew are proud to bring together 8 of Melbourne’s finest Producers and Club DJs for Volume 4 of the Loophole Social Club. You’ll find driving techno, breakbeat, straight up house and forward thinking electronica throughout.

First up we welcome Tigs to the fold, collaborating with label head Jimmy le Mac on ‘Damage’ - chunky drums lead the grimy bass stabs with the vocal maintaining the funk. Next up we welcome Realtek, teaming up with label regular Coldpast for the straight up breaks banger ‘Jawbreakaz’ - wobbly bass, clean succinct drums and funky stabs make this a late night must. Label regular Binofski kicks of the year on a high with ‘Acid Reflux’ - his trademark percussion and vocal snaps wrapped together with the Aciiiiiid baseline make this a dancefloor winner.
	
Fresh from his late 2017 release, A Most Wanted Man turns out an epically smooth slice of house in ‘Talking Shop’ - wavey synths, a tastefully layered vocal and a solid baseline make this one a must play for those late night sets. Alex Virr returns to form in a BIG way with his straight up techno monster ‘Arcadia’ - with driving acid leads, solid drums and an awesome vocal, this one is sure to be keeping ravers moving into the early morn.

Lastly but by no means least, SDF-1 rounds off the release with ‘You Can’t Be Saved’ once again showing us why we should submit to his groove. A commanding vocal, tight drums and great builds throughout keep the listener hooked. 

So 6 of the best to kick off 2018 with, we’re super pumped to see what comes next.. See you on the floor!
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LHR037: Binofski - Acid Reflux

LHR037: Jimmy le Mac x Tigs - Damage

North Pollard goes from strength to strength this time teaming up with Melbourne vocalist Paris Wells and a cheeky Nu Disco number ‘What We Feel’. Local legend Booshank offers up his own take on the track, only pre-vocals.

The second track ‘No Time To Regret’ is a slightly more uptempo affair with luscious chords. Taking this track further is Late Show veteran Paz.

What We Feel	

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No Time to Regret (Paz Remix)

What We Feel  (Booshank Remix)

No Time to Regret

What We Feel (Instrumental)

What We Feel (feat. Paris Wells)

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