Stephen Lopkin “Farewell G41” - Boiler Room Debuts
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Glasgow's flagship, the Sub Club has always favoured the long game over the hype. 28 years have been spent delivering quality house and techno music, with their Saturday night Subculture being recognised as the longest running night on the planet. The Sub Club family now introduce their new record label, Nautilus Rising. Seems like this one was a long, long time coming!
Nautilus Rising's inaugural opus number 001 presents four tracks by prominent Scotsmen, tested and approved by both Sub Club and the Subbie fandom alike: Lord of the Isles, Vince Watson, Alex Smoke and Stephen Lopkin – the man responsible for our pick of the bunch. Broken 808 chords, synthesised orchestral strings and echoey percussive drums in "Farewell G41" allude to the classic acid techno flavour of Lopkin's former Madchester days; with the panning synths soaring overhead, to create an instant feel-good moment on any dancefloor.
Catch NR001 dropping in full on November 23rd.
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Glasgow's flagship, the Sub Club has always favoured the long game over the hype. 28 years have been spent delivering quality house and techno music, with their Saturday night Subculture being recognised as the longest running night on the planet. The Sub Club family now introduce their new record label, Nautilus Rising. Seems like this one was a long, long time coming!
Nautilus Rising's inaugural opus number 001 presents four tracks by prominent Scotsmen, tested and approved by both Sub Club and the Subbie fandom alike: Lord of the Isles, Vince Watson, Alex Smoke and Stephen Lopkin – the man responsible for our pick of the bunch. Broken 808 chords, synthesised orchestral strings and echoey percussive drums in "Farewell G41" allude to the classic acid techno flavour of Lopkin's former Madchester days; with the panning synths soaring overhead, to create an instant feel-good moment on any dancefloor.
Catch NR001 dropping in full on November 23rd.
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