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Wizard

Tuned to 396Hz with embedded Theta resonating at 396Hz and 528Hz. 
eXpEcTaNeFfEcT..
WARNING.. This music will cause an emotional response.

gUiLt&fEaR.. Theta Mix

Instrumental de clôture du voyage sur l'ile aux éclairs d'éternité

Départ de l'ile aux éclairs d'éternité

orchestral menstral  - 11_19_22, 8.20 AM

If you find the drone call me and tell where it is gone away. I'm looking for it...

A_Drone_At_The_Opera

London-based Benjamin Long returns to Limited White Label with LTDBLBL020, his second contribution to the Berlin label. Staying true to his style, he blends deep, textured house with loose, jazz-driven arrangements. Expect crisp broken beats, smooth bossa nova influences, and soulful hip-hop touches—all meticulously crafted, just like his vinyl debut LTDBLBL011 from 2022.

If this is new to you, don’t miss out—LTDBLBL011 still goes strong and pairs perfectly with this new sniff of lacquer!

https://ltdwlbl.bandcamp.com/album/ltdblbl020

// Artist:  Benjamin Long
// SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/benjaminlonguk
// Instagram: https://instagram.com/benjaminlonguk

// Label: Ltd, W/Lbl (Limited, White Label)
// Web: www.ltdwlbl.com
// Youtube: www.youtube.com/ltdwlbl
// Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/ltdwlbl
// Facebook: www.facebook.com/ltdwlbl
// Instagram: www.instagram.com/ltdwlbl
// Bandcamp: https://ltdwlbl.bandcamp.com

// Release date Bandcamp: August 15, 2025
// Release date vinyl: August 22, 2025
// Release date digital: September 5, 2025
// Cat#: LTDBLBL020

// Limited to 300 copies à 140g. 
// Each copy is hand stamped with „LTDBLBL020“
// Track durations and BPM are not provided on the record.
// Mastered by Salz
// Pressed and cut by Rand Muzik
// Distributed by Inch By Inch Distribution

PREMIERE: Benjamin Long - Sunday Morning [Limited White Label]

Billie

Throw It Bach

Dont Tell Me (ft. Joss Stone) - mixedAtmidnight (Rhodes Remix) | 120bpm | F#min

Who killed JackWasFaster?

Was it the post‑pandemic skyrocketing BPMs and the slow death of soul in club music? The exhausting 90s revival — dredging up even its least glorious moments? Maybe it was the nightlife crowd: more “intense,” with Jäger‑tainted breath, white-powdered noses, and the same recycled small‑talk clichés. Or the current musical climate, obsessed with constant novelty over meaningful transformation. Perhaps it was the mainstreaming of tacky spectacle — DJs dressed as mermaids, horses, or bullfighters — a bargain‑basement sublimation of kitsch.

Or maybe it was suicide. A slow collapse brought on by the inability to find new ways to express oneself in this environment; the blur between conviction and inertia; the endless déjà‑vu; the weariness; the age. Like in Murder on the Orient Express, maybe everyone took a stab.

This posthumous EP gathers the final tracks JackWasFaster worked on, a re‑imagined take on his debut cut Bitter Pill, and a blistering remix from Anatolian Weapons. Maybe they’ll help crack the case. Or maybe one day JackWasFaster will rise from the dead.

Until then, peace and love.

https://rottencityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/who-killed-jwf

JackWasFaster - Spiaggia La Pelosa [Rotten City Files]

My creative process is based on recording my environment, capturing sounds from the streets, bars, restaurants, or concerts... Anonymous recordings, stolen from the world around me. Nothing original, often very mundane sounds: children playing, birds singing, bells ringing... 

From this base and my guitar, I try to make each track to live like a short film. Whether it is a tale of adventure, nostalgia or dream, each tracks will invites you to visualize your own narrative and for somes one a very personal story. 
To each their own film.

A_Drone_At_The_Opera

Pascal Félin