Featherstep

LP-12 is a sonic architect from the static-laced edges of the underground, crafting tracks that feel like cracked vinyl spinning through a digital storm. Their sound fuses the raw pulse of dust hip hop with the velocity of drum and bass, the hypnotic throb of techno, and the soulful swing of house—each beat layered with texture, memory, and distortion.

Raised on broken samplers and warehouse echoes, LP-12 doesn’t just produce music—they excavate it. Their EPs feel like lost transmissions from forgotten cities, where rhythm is resistance and every glitch tells a story. Whether it’s a jungle break buried under tape hiss or a four-on-the-floor groove warped by analog decay, LP-12’s productions blur the line between nostalgia and futurism.

With a visual identity steeped in graffiti glyphs, mist trails, and circuit grime, LP-12 is more than a producer—they’re a myth in motion. Perfect for headphone rituals, midnight drives, and anyone who finds beauty in the fractured.