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The brand new EP from APRA Award and Mercury Prize winning producer and musician Plutonic Lab is here: NEW RUINS. The EP is a six track collection of music that takes in a wide range of creative and sonic influences, perfectly mirroring Plutonic Lab’s own diverse repertoire.

Featuring a striking list of guest artists including Black Milk, Oliver St. Louis, Raiza Biza and frequent collaborator Natalie Slade, ‘The New Ruins EP’ also employs the talent of a new wave of strong emerging voices in Hip Hop and R&B in Nardean, Ratu Da Cheef and Sunny Reyne.

Produced and arranged by Plutonic Lab himself out of Habitat 69 in Melbourne, the New Ruins EP has that inimitable Pluto feel right throughout. The production quality is crisp; percussion patterns blend beautifully with brass and beat arrangements.

It’s a masterclass in what Plutonic Lab does and is known for. And yet, it’s an evolution for the artist too. The orchestration of songs like ‘Casino In The Sky’ and ‘Long Slow’ are textured and hold weight as standalone efforts; then you’ve got the likes of ‘Good Thing’ and ‘Falling’, two examples of Plutonic Lab’s expert touch when it comes to soul and R&B production.

The process of making the EP was an involved one that took time but in the end, the rewards clearly speak for themselves.

“In the process of writing this record I proved to myself that I’m still progressing and evolving as an artist, I really got to develop the orchestrations and song craft. Each collaborator inspired diverse compositions and I think in turn “The New Ruins” became a much more nuanced and honed project. I guess good things take time and I dedicated myself to create something beautiful and worthwhile, even though the world seemed like it was falling apart.”

Plutonic Lab Feat. Sunny Reyne - Falling

The brand new EP from APRA Award and Mercury Prize winning producer and musician Plutonic Lab is here: NEW RUINS. The EP is a six track collection of music that takes in a wide range of creative and sonic influences, perfectly mirroring Plutonic Lab’s own diverse repertoire.

Featuring a striking list of guest artists including Black Milk, Oliver St. Louis, Raiza Biza and frequent collaborator Natalie Slade, ‘The New Ruins EP’ also employs the talent of a new wave of strong emerging voices in Hip Hop and R&B in Nardean, Ratu and Sunny Reyne.

Produced and arranged by Plutonic Lab himself out of Habitat 69 in Melbourne, the New Ruins EP has that inimitable Pluto feel right throughout. The production quality is crisp; percussion patterns blend beautifully with brass and beat arrangements.

It’s a masterclass in what Plutonic Lab does and is known for. And yet, it’s an evolution for the artist too. The orchestration of songs like ‘Casino In The Sky’ and ‘Long Slow’ are textured and hold weight as standalone efforts; then you’ve got the likes of ‘Good Thing’ and ‘Falling’, two examples of Plutonic Lab’s expert touch when it comes to soul and R&B production.

The process of making the EP was an involved one that took time but in the end, the rewards clearly speak for themselves.

“In the process of writing this record I proved to myself that I’m still progressing and evolving as an artist, I really got to develop the orchestrations and song craft. Each collaborator inspired diverse compositions and I think in turn “The New Ruins” became a much more nuanced and honed project. I guess good things take time and I dedicated myself to create something beautiful and worthwhile, even though the world seemed like it was falling apart.”

Plutonic Lab Feat. Nardean, Ratu & Raiza Biza - Casino In The Sky

This month House Shoes celebrates sndtrak ʼs debut LP “And Then There Was Light” released on Street Corner Music, now for purchase at your local record shop and on streetcornermusic.bandcamp.com. For the first +/- 40 minutes House Shoes dives into Sndtrakʼs new album and plays some remixes and unreleased, exclusive flips. 

And when celebrating Sndtrak, why not celebrate soundtracks? House Shoes fills the last  80 mins with his favorite soundtrack LP's. Enjoy! 

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a piece reflecting mood changes in a doctor's waiting room.

In The Waiting Room

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First ever episode of the Edan Radio Show... An unrefined yet pure-hearted affair... Enjoy! Cover art illustration by Jennifer Dayton

Edan Radio Show (No. 1)

Taken from the album 'NO COMPROMISE'
Cop it from https://tornts.bandcamp.com or from all digital outlets including iTunes.

STAND CLEAR

FREE HIGH QUALITY DOWNLOAD @ https://tornts.bandcamp.com
R.I.P. ALL MY PEOPLES THAT HAVE LEFT THE EARTH.
A SPECIAL DEDICATION TO KUDA 'DI APPRENTICE' AND SNEAKY JOE BEEKY 'GARGZ'
INSTRUMENTAL BY V DON.

TORNTS - R.I.P

Produced, arranged & mixed by Plutonic Lab
All instrumentation by Plutonic Lab, additional keys on "The Crib" by Danielsan
Mastered by Joseph Carra at Crystal Mastering
Guilty Simpson recorded by Plutonic Lab at Shark Repellent
Photography by Nicole Reed

Wax Museum Records is proud to present Plutonic Lab’s upcoming new full length ‘Deep Above The Noise’. To celebrate World Record Store Day, a limited edition 7” featuring two cuts from the LP will drop on April 16th at all good record stores nationally.
Side A contains a banger ‘The Crib’ featuring notorious Detroit MC Guilty Simpson (Stones Throw Records). The B-side has the heavy instru- mental ‘Flex The Complex‘.
Deep Above The Noise will be out through Wax Museum Records digitally and 2xLP early June!

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Side B - Flex The Complex

Unstoppable - Omac ft. Dista & Bitter Belief

My Poison - Omac

Prince Charming - OMAC

A suite from Andrew Dickson's soundtrack for the film NAKED, directed by Mike Leigh, available from Caldera Records.
For more information, please visit: caldera-records.com/portfolio/naked/

Side B - Flex The Complex

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