Top 100 Chart placements for Apparel Music
Updated 2 years ago
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After a long day of work, Brunch.wav walks back into the familiar warmth of Apparel Music, where the tables already set, like its always been. Hes been coming home to us for years, and every time he does, he brings something that feels both new and comfortingly his own. This time, its his brand new 4-track digital release, Projections EP, dropping on December 12th, 2025. The Canadian producer, throughout his numerous records, has been consistently crafting music that carries his unmistakable warm, gentle signature, that tone you instantly recognise. You know when its Brunch.wav, its got that feeling, that quiet soulfulness that always hits right. The EP opens with Juice (Whatever You Do), a soft and elegant piece floating on airy pads and subtly lo-fi textures, a nod to early 2000s house music blending velvety rhythmics with smooth female vocals, creating a sense of calm introspection wrapped in groove. Then comes Dont Forget, Dont Forgive, keeping the same deep feel but taking it somewhere darker and moodier, with ghostlike vocals whispered beneath the surface, adding that mysterious, late-night kind of charm. Horizons turns the mood a little more nostalgic, with hazy synths, floating chords, and that feeling of looking back while still moving forward, a little bittersweet and pure Brunch.wav magic. Closing it all, Projections takes you into a cinematic zone, full of space, warmth, and emotion, with delicate percussions and a gentle melancholy that lingers long after the last note fades. Projections EP is another honest slice of Brunch.wavs world, soulful, thoughtful, and completely trend free; just house music from an artist whos been doing it his way since day one.
The Future Sound Of Jazzy compilation Vol.1 is out. We're searching through our numerous catalogues to dig out a selection of past and recent Apparel Music tunes, which have as a common trait a jazzy sound, the first main feature of the label since its birth in 2010.
Ekkohaus, Oneboy, Echonomist, Cella, Kisk, Lopazz, Eddie Zarook, Francesco Zani, Steve Parry, Barrio Weedwagon, Kx9000, Modulearth