COMING SOON ON LOOPHOLE RECORDINGS...
(release due 14/3/14)

Tracklist: 
1. More Or Less (Original Mix) 
2. More Or Less (Bino Remix) 
3. More Or Less (Galtier Remix) 
4. More Or Less (Mexicali Remix) 

Luke Meader is back with a fresh and inspired sound, backed by a star studded squad of rising Melbourne producers on the remix tip. His newest single, “More Or Less” is a much more bass driven and energetic offering of his productions, with an extremely unique sound that will certainly turn heads in the club, and gravitate punters towards the dancefloor. 

First up on remix duties, Melbourne DJ/Producer Bino gets deep and wavy with it, hovering throughout the vocal samples and climbing percussive patterns in his distinct melancholic electronica session. This post dubstep sounding approach is a very different adaptation from the original, and really one to bliss out to. 

Galtier steps it up a notch with something for darker dance floors. Inspired by Ominous tones, Classic Drum Machine Samples, and the energy exerted by those whom love to Rave, Galtier is a producer on the rise, having already had releases on labels such as Car Crash Set, Scattermusic, Files Rec & B.YRSLF Division Releases. This mix is definitely one for the harder edged heads. 

Lastly, Mexicali, another one making waves with his prolific take on techno and house, again amps a remix up for a completely different dancefloor, this time aimed at techno fans, creating a much more classic sound, and firmly giving a nod to the detriot techno sound of old. From the get go, the track introduces a range of evergreen sounds, most noticeably in the pads that create instant throwback nostalgia - another mix that opens the door to escapism through its wavy bliss! 

To Launch this EP, Loophole Recordings are collaborating with All Good Audio and E-FiftyFive to celebrate it’s release on March 14th. Guest DJs Bino, Galtier and Mexicali will join e55 residents FLIP3k & David Space from 7pm-1am for an all in throwdown of house and techno. Free entry all night - get involved! 

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More or Less

A brief drift through some chilled, minimal gems.

Tracklist:

00:00 - When Love Feels Like Crying-Mathew Jonson
06:12 - Jo Gurt (Stephan Bodzin Remix)-Super Flu
11:32 - Excuse My Wildness (Carl Craig Remix)-Audiofly feat. Jaw
17:10 - Too Late (Alternative Version)-Gui Boratto
24:06 - We Can Go-Gui Boratto

Micro mix.

Gateway

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Take Two

LHR008 – Luke Meader – Obsoleet Speak

1. Obsoleet Speak (Original Mix)
2. Obsoleet Speak (Eddie Coulter Remix)

The next instalment from Loophole returns us to our good friend Luke Meader. Since his debut EP almost a year ago, Luke has been busy working on a handful of remixes for the likes of Crystal Guns, Jimmy le Mac and Smile On Impact as well as working on a stack of original material. Luke brings his first new single from these works; ‘Obsoleet Speak’

‘Obsoleet Speak’ is a deep journey of emotion, spacious synths and warm bass progression with a contagious melody that is easy to get lost in. On the remix tip we have a new face to Loophole Recordings, Sydney DJ and producer Eddie Coulter. Eddie caught Loophole’s attention with his support of previous releases and enthusiasm to be involved with the label. Having heard a few tracks of his own it was obvious he would be perfect to remix ‘Obsoleet Speak’, and he stepped up with a solid tech house remix that encapsulates the journey of the original, while sprinkling his own style over it.

Stay tuned for more tracks from Luke Meader and Eddie Coulter in the near future, as well as LHR009 later in August.

Obsoleet Speak (trackitdown.net featured exclusive. Available now)

The Pose

Artist: Science of Night
Track Name: Science of Night - Wah! (Luke Meader Remix)
Album: Wah! (Remixes)
Label: VELCRO

Labelled by some as the ‘Estonian Electro Mafia’, the worlds first cyber-refugees moved to Australia after the Russian Cyber Attacks of 2007. The track ‘Wah!’ is their first release since the move, following massive success in their Scandanavian homeland.

The package includes an epic main-room refit by I-AM-SAM, thinking mans tech from Jimmy Le Mac and Russia’s Monodumb, an electro tech smasher by Luke Meader as well as a filthy dubstep mauling by Melbourne’s Shifty Sly.

Science of Night - Wah! (Luke Meader Remix)

Loophole Recordings present their second release of the year showcasing a debut single from Melbourne band 'Crystal Guns'. The single 'How Does It Feel' is an awesome combination of gritty guitars, dancefloor beats and superb vocals. The band have managed to create a unique crossover indie/breakbeat sound, taking a strong influence from the Stone Roses yet providing their own unique modern style.

The second part of the release contains 6 remixes from established Loophole artists Smile on Impact, Jimmy le Mac, Luke Meader and What Now? Also on the remix EP are Strontium Music's label owner Youthful Implants giving us his trademark dancefloor breaks sound and Mexico's finest Neztic. After mastering the original track from Loophole, he liked it so much he offered to provide a remix for the release.

LHR006 - 'How Does It Feel' (Remixes) is due for release May 11th 2012

How Does it Feel (Remixes):
1: Youthful Implants
2: Neztic
3: Jimmy le Mac
4: What Now?
5: Luke Meader
6: Smile on Impact

Loophole Recordings is a Melbourne based record label founded by Jimmy le Mac & Flip3k who collaborate as 'What Now?'

www.loopholerecordings.com
Released by: Loophole Recordings
Release/catalogue number: LHR006
Release date: May 11, 2012
ISRC: AU-XN2-12-00579

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