like meshell said :"they are all sleepin"

Library - 6

Label: Banoffee Pies Records
Artist: Pugilist
Title: Static
Catalogue Number: BP019
Genre: UK Techno / Dub / Down Tempo
Release: February 2022

Tracklist:
A1 Déjà Vu
A2 Future Retro
B1 Static
B2 Sky Blue
5. Illumination (digital exclusive)

Banoffee Pies Records 19th release in the Original Series lands with a very special solo EP entitled "Static" from Melbourne based Producer/DJ, Pugilist. Alex has been making incredible selections of bass infused, UK and Dub tinged music for many years. A fitting welcome on BPR as the label hits it's 8 year anniversary since its inception in 2014. The platform continues to evolve with an ever growing number of releases representing different sounds across its sublabels and many blossoming side projects alongside.

To honour the frequent mood changes and feelings of relative isolation experienced in the last 2 years, the A side aims to reconnect those lost moments with "Déjà Vu" & "Future Retro" - both tracks channelling a UK centric sound for the dancefloor and a further proof of the depth and quality found across Pugilist's back catalogue. The B side flaunts a completely parallelled sound palette with "Static", a down tempo dubby track partnered by the beautifully stylish "Sky Blue". A combination of anthems and cloud hopping ballads for the record collectors. Much love, BPR. X

*The release includes an extra goodie in the form of the digitally exclusive track “Illumination” - a low key 2step / garage mood to close out the EP.

Mastered: Optimum
Distributed by: KUDOS Records

Banoffee Pies 019 - Static

Future Retro

Buy 12" / digital

PREMIERE: Pugilist - Future Retro

vinyl out may 2011 / distributed by rubadub

OBJEKT002B :: Unglued [CLIP]

Natural Selection

Great Lengths

Is This Insanity?

Brilliant Orange

Vancouver

‘Middle of Night’ is one of the clearest demonstrations of HIDD3N HAND’s ability to bridge tradition and futurism. For anyone who grew up on pirate radio broadcasts or club nights drenched in garage rhythms, there’s a thrill of recognition here. But the production choices — the space, the melancholy, the cinematic feel — push the track beyond nostalgia. It’s not just remembering UKG; it’s imagining where it can go.

Listen to ‘Middle of Night’ now, the first single off the upcoming self-titled album from Hidd3n Hand.

Natural Selection

Martyn

Recent comments

gone again

jupiter tuning center

Related tracks