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Paula OS - Moonscape (Original Mix)

Paula OS - The Realm (Original Mix)

Paula OS - Field (Original Mix)

Paula OS - The Shame (Original Mix)

Paula OS - Undertones (Original Mix)

Paula OS - Intercalare (Original Mix)

Intercalare unfolds like the closing scene of a haunting film, the moment when the credits roll and the audience sits in stunned silence, absorbing the weight of what they’ve just witnessed. 
Mike Griego elevates that feeling, cloaking the track in broken rhythms and cascading melodies that blur dream and reality. 
The result is both beautiful and unsettling... a quiet allegory for life itself.

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Paula OS - Intercalare (Mike Griego Remix)

On Field, Paula’s spoken vocal drifts with the lilt of a half-remembered nursery rhyme, something both inherited and intimate. 
UK producer Four Candles extends that mood with a classic 4/4 progressive rework, showcasing his trademark ability to craft music that feels timeless yet forward-looking. 
It’s confidant rework that wraps the vocal in warm melodies.

Paula OS - Field (Four Candles Remix)

Hyunji-A continues her run of analog-infused productions, a space where progressive and techno elements merge into something distinctly her own. 
The Canadian producer transforms the ache of The Shame into quiet defiance. Where the
original’s strings floated on nostalgia, her remix bathes them in a soft, restorative light.

Paula OS - The Shame (Hyunji-A Remix)

John Cosani reshapes The Realm into a deep-tech reverie, its hypnotic pulse unfolding with patient precision. A call-and-response bassline guides gentle FX and floating synths, creating a fluid space for the vocals to swirl like a paper plane in a breeze. 

There’s a looseness here not far removed from Paula’s original trip-hop, where the rhythm moved with a calypso-flavoured jingle. In Cosani’s hands, it is flipped into a deep progressive interpretation that lets the melodies take centre stage.

Paula OS - The Realm (John Cosani Remix)

With its aura of mid-90s innocence, Moonscape captures Paula OS at her most hopeful. Polo flips the serene elements and transmutes them into rumbling underground techno. The crisp tones of the vocal stand in sharp contrast to Polo’s thundering kick and bellowing bass. This is music built for main rooms.

Paula OS - Moonscape (Polo Remix)

Fellow Argentine producer Tomas Briski turns up the temperature on Undertones. His driving afro-tech rework, powered by a breakbeat-fuelled breakdown, lands with force, the synths surging with gale-like intensity. 
On Paula’s post-dubstep original, the vocal pleads, “Talk to me, I cannot breathe.” In Briski’s hands, that cry mutates into something fiercer: transformed into anger for being ignored.|

Paula OS - Undertones (Tomas Briski Remix)

Founded in Argentina in 2024, Sopor Music is an electronic music record label dedicated to exploring a diverse range of genres. Spans from experimental sounds—such as ambient, electronica, breakbeat, and dub-tech—to club-oriented styles. 
Sopor Music was born from the need to place hybrid musical pieces in the musical panorama, which converge within themselves tracks inspired by the broad spectrum of musical essence, in the art of time, in synesthesia, in cinematographic imagery, in shock, even the intrinsically hypnotic, wild, underground, that inevitable surrender to the mastery of a beat.

Sopor Music is also a place between wakefulness and deep sleep, a perpetual transition, a hybrid space, between the dreamlike and symbolic and the force that attracts us to reality, where labels can comfortably disintegrate, a place that grants permissions to be monster, and move in this dialogue between the soft, the sweet, the dreamy, the acoustic, and the emphatically serial and synthetic.

We like opposites, we like contradictions, we are the ambiguous, we lie comfortably in this tension, in the torpor.

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