New visions of beautiful vocals from the Dutch vocalist Jacqueline Fuijkschot, which were previously released on vinyl, are now making their way into the digital space under the RITHMCODE label in a new interpretation with the deepest sound by ITWO5 and a dynamic remix by Eternal Moment.

Artist - @itwo5
Remixer - @eternalmoment

Mastering: @eternalmoment

Pre-Order: November 7, 2025
Release Date: November 14, 2025

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ITWO5 feat. Jacqueline Fuijkschot - Run (Eternal Moment Remix)

[RC014] ITWO5 feat. Jacqueline Fuijkschot - Run
PRE-OEDER: https://go.protonradio.com/r/rlpd9_IF1bIXs
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RITHMCODE is, first and foremost, about high-quality sound. Our main focus is downtempo. We support young, talented producers, helping them unlock their potential, and collaborate with renowned artists. Our focus is music with character, rhythm, dense bass and deep atmosphere. 

We are open to cooperation, so you can always write us an email.


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Score + Manifesto of  Listening Archive

    Collective listening and field sounds can create relational autonomous archives. We propose a ‘de-colonial’ mode of listening.

    Autonomous archives have the potential to decolonize knowledge and invisible memories.

    The world is constructed by what we listen to.

    Conscious, radical listening is labor.

    We are conscious of the ways our subjectivity impacts our listening.

    The ways we interpret what we hear, is predicated on who we are.

    Sounds express themselves with agency impacting earth’s biosphere and beyond.

    Every sound object is heard and archived with the subjectivity of who is making the record.

    Radical listening is building. It’s connecting and merging worlds between the human and more than human worlds.

    Listening can transcend boundaries.

    We are always at the center of our listening, but our listening is sometimes dictated by authoritarian sources.

    We look out not only for sound’s unique ways of being remembered, but also of holding remembrance.

    Embrace the new in the context, time and space in which you listen to the things.

    To be part of the recording & the listening experience: if something strikes you as strange or incomprehensible, don’t panic. Welcome the confusion and enjoy the sounds without preconceived ideas or predetermined goals.

    Time is not outside of the sound archive; it is in it.

    Enforced listening can be an exercise of power. Not listening can also be an exercise of power.

    Listening is not always a good thing. Freedom of speech is like freedom of listening. We advocate for the freedom to listen and the freedom to not listen.

    The listener is always historically and socially situated. Listening is not an equal playing field unaffected by our individual subjective positions.

    Not listening can be an active choice. When we are “sounding” it is difficult to listen.

    Technology can help us to listen. It can also help us not to listen.

Collectively Written by: 
Mary Ellen Strom, Michelle Angwenyi, Joseph Kamaru

★  "A psychedelic person is not willing to be a good citizen, or a good anything that is defined by somebody else. I mean, the shaman is a true anarchist"
-Terrence McKenna

★ " If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration."
-~ NikolaTesla

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