Valencian producer Pepe's love of iridescent melodies, velvety pads and complex rhythms has seen him skilfully combine house, bass music and breakbeat in recent years. His music is globally reaching, having garnered attention from top artists including Ben UFO, Peggy Gou, Shanti Celeste, Moxie, Mount Kimbie and Disclosure. His heartfelt, mercurial and emotive sound is ever present on his new album for Lapsus, which also incorporates a lush sonic forest, resplendent in detail and jam packed with influences. The album 'Reclaim' opens the door to experimentation and sound design, while embracing the braindance and hyperpop sphere with surprising maturity. It is an amalgamation of electronic sounds and pulsating structures in which orchestral sounds, folk music, ambient textures and a strong vocal presence, both synthetic and authentic, sparkle. 'Reclaim' imagines a post-human future, where nature once again reclaims lost ground and is free to flourish and take root around manmade structures. Pepe exhibits his personal reverence for the work of Antonio Cortes Ferrando, the architect behind the Espai Verd building, which broke architectural and urban planning norms by using computation to create structures that promote the organic growth of foliage. It is a building designed for the future, where flora cultivates indefinitely. In Pepe's own words, "At a time when we have witnessed how nature strives to regain ground, once humans are removed from the streets, it is important to start thinking critically about new techniques in the creation of art and design, and imagining a future where posterity is embodied in the rejuvenation of a greener world". More

fireball to accelerate our post-winter thawing. Spanish producer Pe´pe's first foray on LPH. It starts off unassumingly, with a bright, airy beach boogie that's all gentle drums and trebly synth figurations, but it quickly turns its eye to the strobe-lit nightclub, first with “Delusions of Grandeur,” an angular hypnosis of syncopated rhythms, then with “Aerial,” a 130 BPM blitz with an epic build and an equally dramatic breakdown. Capping it off is “50 AM,” which, as the name indicates, is a woozy shuffle that'll help you land the plane nice and easy.
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With a love for crystalline melodies, gentle pads, and elegant drum programming, Valencian producer Pépe has been handsomely traversing the realms of house, electro, and breakbeat for the last two years. Armed with a sound that is inherently sincere, moody, and emotive, he has fostered a strong reputation from fans and press alike, including being awarded 2018’s "Spanish Producer of the Year" in DJ Mag. After noticed releases on Lobster Theremin, Deep Sea Frequency and Renascence and remixes for RAMP Recordings, Anti Skate, Easytiiger and Midnight Themes, Pépe lands on Loose Fit, a young and exciting imprint with affiliations to Manchester and Tokyo and a current homebase of Berlin. Starting out with a party series in Manchester which brought the likes of Dark Sky, Brassica, Maxxi Soundsystem and more to the city, the Loose Fit label has set its sights on the meeting ground between italo, electro and dream house, with the label’s first two releases coming courtesy of Just Breathe and most recently, Jordan & Brassica, which reached the second spot on Beatport's indie dance releases in a matter of days. On his Loose Fit debut, Pépe shoots for scintillating rave euphoria across two striking originals. “Light (High As You Can)” is pure featherweight breaks with gleaming synths and a simple but polished vocal sample that glides through the mix. “Trouble Glider” aims for similar emotional heights, all in dopamine surge arps and piano house euphorics. Ever the master remixer, Lauer jumps in to close the EP subtly reshaping “Trouble Glider” into the main stage ready banger that it was destined to become. More

The second offering from Deep Sea Frequency comes from Valencia born Pépe, and is an all-encompassing space age electro trip to the cosmos and back.

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Tracklisting
A1 Coco Bryce - Slow Motion
A2 Coco Bryce - Light Works
A3 Coco Bryce - Blossom
A4 Coco Bryce - Excursions
B1 Coco Bryce - Running Away Towards Me
B2 Coco Bryce - Idle Minds
B3 Coco Bryce - I M 4 U
B4 Coco Bryce - You're Mine
B5 Coco Bryce - Blow Me Over

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At age 18, after flunking all but two classes, Coco Bryce (ne Yoel Yair) attempted to take a sabbatical from uni.

What was supposed to have been a mere twelve-month orientational period turned into two and a half decades of hard graft, culminating in this here album: City Pop.

The results are stunning, tho that's hardly surprising given the fact it took nearly a quarter of a century to finish.

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Tracklisting
A1 Stekker - All 2 U
A2 Stekker feat. DJ Sofa - Like You
B1 Stekker - Make Me Feel
B2 Stekker feat. Phineus II - Friends

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Mere months after launching his very own Ruff 'N Tuff imprint Stekker drops his second vinyl EP of the year on fellow Breda based hardcore junglist Coco Bryce's Myor Massiv label.

Another 4 cuts of drum & bass wise Amiga choppage and exquisite rave breakbeat euphoria, teaming up with the likes of DJ Sofa and the inimitable, illustrious Phineus II. More

white vinyl + black vinyl / printed sleeve

Tracklisting:
A1 Coco Bryce - High Commander
A2 Coco Bryce - Eyes Without A Face
A3 Coco Bryce - Blood Feud
B1 Coco Bryce - Pills
B2 Coco Bryce - We Run Hollywood
B3 Coco Bryce - Adult Engineering
C1 Coco Bryce - Sci Fi Fantasy
C2 Coco Bryce - Diversion Tactics
D1 Coco Bryce - Pelican Stree
D2 Coco Bryce - Welcome Back
D3 Coco Bryce - Phoenix

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Phoenix is Coco Bryce's third full length album in a single year and was made solely on a Teenage Engineering PO33 pocket sized mini sampler.

Recorded between 2018 and 2022 it features 11 tracks ranging from bleep techno junglism to crusty rap beats, via toned down minimalist juke to the wavvy house vibes of its title tune. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Chavinski - Take U There
B1 Chavinski - Our Eyes Betray

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Tracklisting:
A1 Coco Bryce - Canaan
B1 Coco Bryce - Mordechai

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Tracklisting:
A1 Coco Bryce - Your Touch
A2 Coco Bryce - House Music
B1 Coco Bryce - Night Safari
B2 Coco Bryce - Computer Love
C1 Coco Bryce - Visibility Cloak
C2 Coco Bryce - Velvet Underground
C3 Coco Bryce - Eye New
D1 Coco Bryce - Fine Feline
D2 Coco Bryce - Trust Issues

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Hot on the heels of dropping a double LP's worth of downtempo shenanigans for Fresh 86, Coco Bryce serves up another full length album, this time for his own Myor imprint.

Computer Love sees the bpm's being turned up a notch again, mainly operating within the 160 realm, whilst taking the occasional side street into UKG and breakbeat house.

Although the jungle and D&B vibes are still clearly present on tunes such as House Music and the previously released singles Night Safari and Trust Issues, Coco opts for slightly more off-kilter and genre-defying drum programming on the album's title track and the pleasantly subdued Eye New.

All in all the rhythmic, and stylistic, diversity on display here makes for an album equally suited for dancefloors and home listening alike.

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Tracklisting:
A1 Motëm - Lil Baby Beat
A2 Coco Bryce - Closer
A3 Muxi - Strung
B1 Sempra - Touch
B2 Alex Lay-Far - I Give Praise
B3 Light Club - We Can't Go On

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After a 7 year hiatus Myor are finally back with the fourth instalment of their Tropical Heat series. The formula: 6 tracks by 6 different producers, spanning a wide array of styles and genres.

Motëm and Light Club both provide the half tempo vibes, harking back to the label's skweee and hip hop roots.

Breda native Muxi gets dusty and wobbly on a PO-33 tip with his off-kilter shuffler Strung, whereas Alex Lay-Far lays down some serious mid tempo breakbeat heat, giving praise to early 90s hardcore and golden era trip hop alike.

Finally, new school jungle wizard Sempra and label head honcho Coco Bryce come correct with some 160 cuteness on Touch and Closer respectively.

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Tracklisting
A1 Dwarde - Where Do I Go
B1 Coco Bryce - Desire

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Tracklist
A1 Coco Bryce - Luv Ain EZ
B1 Coco Bryce - Luv Ain EZ (L Major remix)

Release Note
Previously only available in digital format, Myor and Goddezz team up to get physical with Coco Bryce's '92 infused rave shuffler "Luv Ain EZ". Brought to you on a cotton candy coloured 10" with L Major on remix duties.

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