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OS Premiere: Pluralist - Vases [Pressure Dome]

With a glimmer of optimism on the horizon, we’re delighted to announce our second V/A compilation Psycho/Soma - the first of many exciting releases for 2021.

12 tracks to move body & mind, spanning a full spectrum of UK club music - from introspective, tripped-out rollers to intense percussive workouts and frantic 160(ish) action.

To accompany the release, we’re creating our first ever run of limited edition, long-sleeve, 100% organic cotton, peta-approved t-shirts, designed by UK-based independent graphic artist Alex Vissaridis.

In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, we released our first compilation ‘Remote Access’, which has so far raised over £1000 for the Trussell Trust. We’d like to continue to use these V/As to support causes we’re passionate about, so a portion of the label’s profits for this release will be split between three prominent mental health charities who we feel are doing important work in the UK - Mind, YoungMinds & Black Minds Matter.

@pluralist
@controlfreakrecordings

Psycho/Soma

PREMIERE: Pluralist - Aspersion [Control Freak]

1. Mershak - Barricade
2. Mershak - Trust You
3. Mershak - War Fax
4. Mershak - Barricade (Pluralist Remix)

Forthcoming July 30th via the usual digital outlets.

Written/Produced:
@mershak
www.facebook.com/mershak

Remixed:
@pluralist
www.facebook.com/pluralistuk

Mastered:
@spektralsounduk
www.facebook.com/spektralsounduk

Glome Sound:
@glomesound
www.facebook.com/glomesound/

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Mershak - Barricade [GS019 Showreel Ft. Pluralist]

In celebration of the release of INTRP005 from Manchester based producer Dulha, Interpolate recruit leftfield bass and techno champion Pluralist to fashion Dulha's 'Lotus' into a bewitching UK Techno delight.

Dulha is a Manchester based producer with a respect for dance music of all kinds, striving to create music with intricacy and rawness. He takes influence from an array of styles, ranging from UK variants such as Grime and Jungle to other genres such as Electro, Ambient and Soundtrack.

In April 2021, Dulha's debut EP 'C-Life / Lotus' was released on Interpolate Records. With more recent additions to his catalogue, Dulha contributed a half time groover packed with plenty of weighty bass to the Daytimers collectives second charity compilation in response to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis in India.

@dulha 
https://www.instagram.com/dulha_/ 


Pluralist (Will Bowen) is an up-and-coming, Birmingham/Bristol based DJ, originally hailing from Cheltenham. His most recent release, ‘Gallak’, was picked up by Circular Jaw, gaining support from artists like Hypho, Doctor Jeep & Madam X.

He also runs Module 8, a new party in Bristol, focusing on broken, stompy techno. His next release, “Different Sides’, is coming out this October with Chequered Wax. The idea behind this 4 track EP is music that fits both the club and sit down listening.

@pluralist
https://www.instagram.com/pluralistuk/
https://www.facebook.com/pluralistuk/


@interpolaterecords
https://www.facebook.com/interpolaterecords/
https://www.instagram.com/interpolaterecords/

Lotus (Pluralist Remix) - Single

Premiere: Dulha - Lotus (Pluralist Remix) [Interpolate Records]

4 Track EP from Pluralist. Dark & Leftfield material for the basement.

Bandcamp

Does Driving Give You Sickness?

So.. we are back for our first release of 2020 and bring with us an amazing artists know and Pluralist. This man has been an unstoppable force in our eyes for the last year or so, his percussion game and groove is something to be really intrigued about. 

We welcome his 'Sanctions' EP with absolute pleasure. Rex Domino and Done have also been working alongside him on some of the music, which has completely blown us away. 

Hope you enjoy MNK006 and heres to 2020!

Pluralist x Kone - Orbit (MNK006 Premier)

Premiere: Pluralist - Let Them Blow (Out 3rd February on Manuka Records)

Manchester's Manuka Records kickstart the year with another weighty exercise in 130 bass control. 

Read more: https://hyponik.com/features/first-listen-pluralist-bussboy-manuka-records/

@manukarecords
@hyphoofficial
@pluralist

First Listen: Pluralist - 'Bussboy' (Manuka Records)

Article: www.seeksicksound.com/premiere-bass-un-sanctions-la-collaboration-de-pluralist-et-rex-domino

@pluralist
@manukarecords

[Premiere] Pluralist - UN Sanctions (feat. Rex Domino) (out on Manuka)

Article: www.seeksicksound.com/premiere-bass-pandemic-la-nouvelle-collaboration-de-pluralist-et-rex-domino
Buy: https://beefcomplete.bandcamp.com/releases

@pluralist
@rexdomino

[Premiere] Pluralist feat. Rex Domino - Pandemic (out)

Available Here: controlfreakrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/remote-access

As sound systems fall silent across the country in response to COVID-19, we’ve seen our party series Cabin Fever grind to a halt.

Although it was hard watching months of careful planning and hard work erased, we recognise the impact of this crisis goes much deeper than a few cancelled parties, so we decided to channel our energy into something more positive.

'Remote Access' is a collection of music sourced from both core members of our CF family, and a handful of our favourite producers operating in the UKs underground scene.

100% of proceeds for this release will go towards The Trussell Trust, supporting a nationwide network of food banks which are currently under an unprecedented level of pressure.
www.trusselltrust.org

Pluralist - Elate

As always here at threethousand.co.uk, we are doing our upmost best to keep ahead of the curve when it comes to new school dance music across the board. The UK is an absolute hotbed for new sounds right, given that the majority of producers are locked inside with naught to do but build sounds as a creative outlet. From this we are seeing some incredible new creations make their way to the forefront of the scene, with the creativity dial seemingly set to an all time high, giving us somewhat of a positive to take away from this unusual and testing time. 

On the subject of creativity and new sounds, we need look no further than Manchester's own Manuka records for today's upload, as Hypho's extremely exciting imprint unleashes a top quality new selection from a tidy producer by the name of Kahter. The project is a perfect embodiment of the Manuka sound from the off, full of dark, dingy themes and dungeon ready bass designs, fusing the lines immaculately between newschool dubstep flavours and experimental techno juices. 

The title track 'Eostrix' is an unpredictable blippy thrill ride, jam packed with exploitative percussive textures and intricate rhythmic switches, destined to stun a raver into a wonky 2-step. This comes alongside a mouth-watering recreation from Pluralist, who takes the techy flavours up a notch with his squelching overhaul. Next up, we dive into the swaying sauce of 'Metanoia', a vibrant, pulsating roller, packed with sizzling sub bass designs and glorious atmospheric pressure. Finally, main man Hypho steps up for the final offering with his enigmatic, bass heavy flip around of 'Metanoia', adding a final dash of spice to this top quality selection. 

We are absolutely thrilled to be getting involved with this one, as we present you all with an official, exclusive premiere of Pluralist's 'Eostrix' remix,

@kahter
@pluralist
@manukarecords

Kahter - Eostrix (Pluralist Remix) [The 3000 Network Premiere]

Death Raw marks the first release of 2020 for Birmingham-based label Fly By Night Recordings, with a heavy-hitting breaks and electro 4-track EP from French artist A-Sim featuring a collaboration with Evenn and a remix from UK Bass artist Pluralist. With releases on R&S Records and RAWAX, A-Sim is an emerging artist to watch, heavily influenced by the sound of UK Bass and breakbeat. The second half of the EP features the dreamier and faster “Cloud Burner”, coupled with a remix from up-and-coming Birmingham artist Pluralist, following up his releases on Manuka and Control Freak Recordings, which has more of a focus on UK Bass. 

@a-sim1988
@pluralist
@fbn-recordings

Buy:
https://flybynightrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/death-raw

PREMIERE: A-Sim - Cloud Burner (Pluralist Remix) [Fly By Night]

Across expansive dunes, endless footsteps mark the ancestral path, leading the way to the basilica of the Bedouin. A pilgrimage only taken every seventy years, their single living leader the slowest of the camp. Beneath the unforgiving Saharan sun, the only moisture for miles is the sweat which now evaporates from their skin like mist, clothes sticking to every crevice of the body. The nature of the journey is one of spirit; no room for cynicism when higher powers lead the charge.

Out on London-based Panel Audio, the label’s latest comes in the form of a remix release of their latest release, JV & Palf’s T4 EP. Across the four remixed tracks, each artist adds their own style to an already eclectic mix of originals. From more ominous ends of the techno spectrum to minimal dubstep, the release has something for everybody. Our pick is Pluralist’s take on ‘En Route’, a mirage of a track seething with Middle-Eastern promise, with syncopated drum fills and vocal samples littered throughout.

PREMIERE: JV & Palf - En Route (Pluralist Remix) [Panel]

Forced to pause the events in the spring, Accidental Meetings' restlessness has manifested itself in the form of their debut label release: a massive 21-track genre-spanning compilation.
 
The crew chose to work closely with friends and family, artists that have an affiliation with AM, each expressing themselves in their freest forms from broken-techno, glitchy breakbeats and mutant dancehall, to IDM & electro.

AMF&F001 is out on November 6th across all digital platforms as well as an LTD edition Bandcamp exclusive cassette & print from the label’s graphic designer Ciaran Birch.

SC: https://soundcloud.com/a_m_radio
FB: https://www.facebook.com/AccidentalMeetings
IG: https://www.instagram.com/accidentalmeetings/

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PREMIERE: Pluralist - Warping 121 [Accidental Meetings]

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Pluralist is set to release his new EP, ‘Decode’, on Panel Audio on Thursday 10th December.

The project works auto-tuned vocals & catchy hooks reminiscent of the pop/top 40 style, into deep, bass heavy tracks that Pluralist would be proud to play out at a rave. 

Through revisiting and dissecting previous releases, Pluralist has extracted the most effective elements from his past production, and integrated them into this forthcoming project, suited for both listening in and playing out.

[PNL005] Pluralist - Decode

Out December 10, pre-order it here: https://panelaudio.bandcamp.com/album/pnl005-pluralist-decode

@pluralist is set to release his new EP, ‘Decode’, on @Panel Audio on Thursday. The project works auto-tuned vocals & catchy hooks reminiscent of the pop/top 40 style, into deep, bass heavy tracks that Pluralist would be proud to play out at a rave.

Through revisiting and dissecting previous releases, Pluralist has extracted the most effective elements from his past production, and integrated them into this forthcoming project, suited for both listening in and playing out.

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Premiere: Pluralist 'Decode'

Pluralist is set to release his new EP, ‘Decode’, on Panel Audio
on Thursday 10th December. The project works auto-tuned
vocals & catchy hooks reminiscent of the pop/top 40 style, into
deep, bass heavy tracks that Pluralist would be proud to play out
at a rave.

Through revisiting and dissecting previous releases, Pluralist has
extracted the most effective elements from his past production,
and integrated them into this forthcoming project, suited for both
listening in and playing out.

@pluralist
@panel

Buy:
https://panelaudio.bandcamp.com/album/pnl005-pluralist-decode

PNL 005

PREMIERE: Pluralist - Move2Me [Panel]

Article : http://www.seeksicksound.com/premiere-bass-slightly-blown-un-nouveau-titre-de-pluralist-pour-panel/
Buy: https://panelaudio.bandcamp.com/album/pnl005-pluralist-decode

[Premiere] Pluralist - Slightly Blown (out on Panel)

It's my birthday today, so what better way to celebrate it than bootlegging one of the greatest tunes ever made?!

https://pluralist.bandcamp.com/album/see-me-in-the-club-come-june-21st

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