Martin Jarl & Costallic - Enhancer

October 4

October 4 (Pablo Bolivar Remake) [Superordinate Dub Waves]

dreamAwaken & O.Chelly - Dub & Soul (Pablo Bolivar Dream Dub Remake)

https://TulpaOvi.lnk.to/everythingisstupid!share

In September 2024, Douglas Greed put together a folder with lots of musical pieces. When I played at the Watergate for the very last time, I listened to everything in the hotel. "Everything is stupid, I wanna go home!" stuck with me. I listened to it in silence and decided that I probably had to do the first Tulpa Ovi, which definitely had nothing to do with myself. So Tulpa Ovi is growing,non? Then I asked my dear John Tejada if he could do a remix, and BOOM, there's a really cool John Tejada remix on top. 2025 is on fire already.

RW + Tulpa Crew

@douglasgreed

T.O.R. 011 Douglas Greed - Everyhting is stupid, I wanna go home!

SHY001 is a tribute to the warm-ups, the afterhours, to small intimate gatherings, and to the artists who create in their own rhythm. A quiet reminder that it’s okay to take your time, to be soft in a loud world, and to simply enjoy making music without chasing clout or clicks.
At the first edition we have invited a mix of friends that have already been releasing at our label and some producers that inspired along the way.
This album will be released digital and on vinyl, only available on a few places, bandcamp, our own new webshop and at labelnights and gatherings.

DJ Balaton, Ebende, Lex Ludlow, Oh See, B.jun & Kim Dahlberg

Dj Balaton - Xylophone Dreams

Buy/stream: https://kompakt.fm/releases/hack_the_system_feat_futuradora

Renowned for her genre-blending approach and sharp production skills, Brazilian-Austrian artist Joyce Muniz returns to Kompakt with her powerful new single, “Hack The System.” This track marks a bold artistic statement that goes beyond the dancefloor, merging infectious electronic rhythms with a deeper socio-political message.

Featuring vocals by Futuradora, “Hack The System” is a call to awareness—an urgent and rhythmic critique of structural inequalities and digital surveillance culture. With pulsing basslines and hypnotic synth work, Muniz crafts a track that is as politically charged as it is club-ready.

This is Muniz’s second release on Kompakt, following the critically acclaimed “Beats & Lines” with Sara Bluma. Where that track explored personal connection, “Hack The System” speaks to a collective resistance and the need for systemic change, aligning with Muniz’s roots in underground culture and activism.

“Hack The System” will be available via Kompakt’s digital platforms and streaming services.

Hack the System (Extended Version)

Joyce Muniz / Futuradora - Hack the System (Extended Version)

Buy/stream: https://kompakt.fm/releases/scorpio_rising_feat_lannakise_jonathan_kaspar_remix

When the demo of ‘Scorpio Rising’ landed in our office, we knew immediately: this has to be released in the summer! A hook is a hook is a hook. And what Lannakise sang into the mic for LOPEZHOUSE is definitely a big hook with barbs that sticks in your head. A pristine pop house masterpiece from the La Mancha native. Our homie Jonathan Kaspar takes care of primetime in his usual skilful and efficient manner. Embedded in his precision groove work, Lannakise’s angelic vocals will certainly trigger many moments of sweet, ecstatic disorientation.

Scorpio Rising feat. Lannakise (Jonathan Kaspar Remix)

Lopezhouse - Scorpio Rising feat. Lannakise (Jonathan Kaspar Remix)

Francesco Tamburrano - Metapontum (Radio Badjay Rmx) [Superordinate Dub Waves]

Moodmusic Records Classics 1996 - 2012

Will Be Gone

Audiences will impose meaning as they see fit, relative to their own contexts, and the convergence of our emotional literacy can draw us to one another. In 2018, Ripperton gifted the ESP Institute with 'Sight Seeing,' and we quickly became tourists joining the artist's departure from the comforts of his known creative narratives, however, with his tender monument of devotion, 'Contrails,' we now find ourselves blissfully lost in his code. These expansive 73 minutes are punctuated midway by a poignant solitary confession — “I’m afraid of what I might find, but I’m even more afraid of not facing this fear. I love you. I love you more than my life.” — in accordance with the fundamentals of Minimalism, the vast negative space bookending these words undoubtedly amplifies their significance.

“I’m afraid of what I might find…” Communication comes easy for some artists; the tools are obvious, logical and tangible, the dialogue is palatable and their art is often inoffensive. For others, there may be conflict, trauma or fear that result in pragmatic challenges — the tools feel foreign, deep complexities give way to creative paralysis, and communication struggles to find its form and emerge — the art becomes as much a therapeutic confessional as is a formal exercise.

“…But I’m even more afraid of not facing this fear…” Within the residue of the artist’s emotional labor, full of nuance, reservation and vulnerability, is potent code that can neither be taught nor learned, an elusive unknown whose shadows some spend a lifetime chasing, trying in vain to articulate or translate, often at their own peril.

“…I love you. I love you more than my life.” It’s this code that inexplicably tethers the soul to art — music being perhaps the most magnetic attractor of all — capable of true love upon first encounter. The blood flows like rapids, the hairs on the back of the neck stand erect, the heart surrenders absolutely to a romantic chemistry and a mutual bond is forged, a love to defend with vigor. We own the music and the music owns us. We are enamored, without words, simply head-over-heels. 
crédits
paraît le 7 juin 2019

* MIXTAPE VERSION INCLUDED AS ALBUM-ONLY BONUS.

[ESP084] Contrails

B1 - Lonely Walk - SNIPPET

Brickman - Vague

Tamed Musiq // ESP Institute
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