Get ready to dive into a sugar-coated explosion of bubblegum dance-pop, where fizzy synths, earworm vocal hooks, and candy-colored rhythms collide to turn any moment into a neon-hued dance party. Packed with relentless four-on-the-floor energy and playful melodic twists, this collection is the ultimate soundtrack for morning pick-me-ups, living-room raves, or road trips that crave a high-octane sugar rush. Slip on your headphones, hit play, and let the infectious grooves whisk you away to a world of pure, unfiltered fun that lingers long after the beat drops.

Glitter Graffiti

Sunset Drifters is a laid-back journey through a perfect day in rhythm. Blending tropical textures, chillout grooves, and sun-soaked melodies, the album drifts from the slow rise of morning to the shimmer of golden hour and the calm of starlit water. Each track captures a moment in motion, whether it's sharing time with friends, watching the sky shift color, or sinking into the stillness after dark. It's music for drifting, not driving. For breathing in, not racing out.

Coconut Moon

Step into a lounge where time sways instead of ticks, where velvet voices glide over upright bass, and secrets are stirred into every drink. Club Midnight blends polished charm with a modern undercurrent — playful, mysterious, and heartbreak-slick. From flirtatious duets to torchlit ballads, each track captures a different shade of night: the sparkle of the first drink, the ache behind a final glance, the hush when the music lingers.

Dress sharp, stay late — your table’s waiting.

Sugar in the Smoke

In 1980, the alien Bloopnar crash-landed on Earth with one mission: to save humanity from boring music. Armed with otherworldly knowledge of rhythm, melody, and sound design, he taught musicians how to craft basslines that bent gravity, synths that shimmered like alien skies, and beats as precise as quantum clocks. These secrets sparked the explosion of groundbreaking 80s music, forever changing the sound of the decade.

Source Code is the origin point.
A new sound emerged, sharper, faster, and brighter than anything before. Its patterns spread through clubs, airwaves, and mixtapes, reshaping the decade’s music from the inside out. These are the songs he helped create, as well as the story of his time on Earth, decoded and preserved so the world will never forget where the beat began.

You Don't Have to Dance

The Great Divide

This album is a playful, chaotic celebration of Christmas where nothing goes quite as planned and that’s exactly the point. Blending festive cheer with absurd storytelling, it turns everyday holiday mishaps, over-the-top traditions, and wildly imaginative worlds into big laughs and catchy moments. From cozy folk tales and vintage slapstick to modern electronic twists, the album treats the season with equal parts sincerity and silliness—proving that Christmas doesn’t have to be perfect to be joyful, it just has to happen.

The Elf on the Shelf Knows Too Much

The Thermostat Carol

Nebulark is a cosmic enigma wrapped in a blanket of synth beats and chaos. With a name that sounds like a spaceship and vibes that feel like a disco party on the moon, Nebulark is here to make you dance, think, and maybe question reality a little bit. Their motto? "The stars are weird, and so am I." Equal parts glitter and glitches, Nebulark creates music for dreamers, schemers, and anyone who’s ever wanted to escape to a neon galaxy where rules don’t apply.

The Elf on the Shelf Knows Too Much

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