LOST TAPES

Tape Lab returns with an underground statement that refuses to sit still. This release is a collision of deep bassweight, elastic grooves, and surprising melodic boldness — music that sounds like it was fun to make and meant to move anyone who listens.

The Lost Tape — the album’s clear single — pushes our sound into new technical terrain. Built around one of our most impressive piano performances to date, it rides low-end pressure and shimmering high-register runs with equal command. The piano cuts through the sub frequencies like light through fog, giving the track a cinematic heart that never stops moving.

BLISS MIST is our satirical answer to heady MAHA culture: equal parts wink and critique. It folds dense, pseudo-spiritual samples into a cheeky groove, playing the ritualistic with a smirk while keeping the bassline unmistakably physical. Expect sly vocal snippets, off-kilter percussion, and the kind of structural mischief we live for.

We finally laid down the “They Do Move in Herds” sample from Jurassic Park the way it always deserved: raw, reverent, and proudly threaded into a rumbling, cinematic breakdown. It lands like a cameo from a different universe and then disappears back into the groove, leaving a trail of goosebumps.

This is an underground record that keeps one foot in the club and the other in the studio — fearless, original, and a little mischievous. Put it on loud. Feel the bottom end.