Official Premiere;

If you're expecting our usual output from the Ejector Seat EP, then we're sorry to say you're going to be extremely disappointed, but you shouldn't be, as this release is packed with some of the most unique grooves and rhythms we've ever had the pleasure of releasing. As one of the more niche sub-genres of electronic music, OHARE seems to have mastered the craft when it comes to Footwork / Juke, managing to combine quick, steppy drum patterns, with even quicker basslines, and even some elegantly chopped vocals for that little bit of icing on the cake, all while doing it in a perfect harmony that not many could achieve. As a genre that isn't that widely known, it comes as no surprise that when we decided to take this don on as one of our core artists, it was this style of production that made us fall in love with his output, it takes a lot as an artist to push a sound you truly believe in and not fall into the same patterns as many others do, and for that we will forever have the upmost respect for him. OHARE is doing Scotland proud pass it on...

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Ejector Seat EP

Ejector Seat

OHARE - Ejector Seat (OLR039) [PREMIERE]

Wrong Number

melodies of love

Easy_Enough_

PlainDialogue Cala Pira forthcoming Phuzion Digital

Electric Soul - Believe In Yourself

Formerly Pleasure DJ, Simon Neal AKA Plain Dialogue started his musical journey back in 1991, buying vinyl and learning to mix during the early rave scene. He began to appreciate the more soulful/musical aspects of the rave scene influenced by DJs such as LTJ Bukem, Fabio and Grooverider, Kenny Ken and DJ Rap. From ‘94 he began to DJ at clubs in London and across Kent including London Astoria and Atomix in Maidstone. Inspired to get involved in production he hooked up with Karl Miller who owned a studio and taught him all aspects of music production, which back then was programming synths, samplers, mixing desk and sound modules.

After just 2 years he started to get noticed with tunes released on labels including Formation Records, 5HQ, Jazz and Bass/Shopfloor compilations, Grid Recordings (including remixes for DJ Zen), Illusion Records (his own label supported by Dylan) then onto Strictly Digital and Nookie's label Phuzion Records Digital.