#30 Feat. New Releases in Bass / Club

For the 6th edition of the CoOp Presents One-Shots series we welcome aboard SAMIEL. Samiel is a visually impaired tempo-pusher from the West Midlands. He has a passion for bass-heavy dance music, which he pairs with a background as an instrumentalist, creating his own take on UK funky, bruk and 140. Alongside his own productions, he is co-founder of the Bazuka nights; a global bass music event series. Street Level merges his love for bruk rhythms with the sonics found in UKG, bassline & dubstep. A grimey synth lead and gritty drums accompany a captivating soundbite of community struggles in Kingston. Another essential piece for the crates from the legendary CoOp Presents crew. Available exclusively on Bandcamp on November 28th, then landing on all other digital platforms December 5th.

SAMIEL

#60 Feat. Staff Picks in Bass / Club

CoOp Presents is proud to bring you The Remedy Remixes from LCSM, featuring new flips from masterplan, Alex Phountzi (NameBrandSound) & IZCO (Brighter Days Family). LCSM (Likwid Continual Space Motion) is one of IG Cultures flagship projects, fusing an array of sounds from the worlds of jazz, soul, hip hop, garage, d&b, bruk and beyond. Previously releasing two highly-acclaimed full-length albums on Amsterdam-based label Super Sonic Jazz, this remix package features new versions of tracks featured on the 2024 project The Remedy. The 33rd release on the CoOp Presents label, this triple pack takes on three different moods from within the bruk genre, though all focusing squarely back to the dancefloor. The EP also features the vocal talents of Allysha Joy (30:70 / Joy Spheres Rees / First Word Records) and South African-born, Rara Zulu; both integral players in the Naarm / Melbourne soul, jazz, r&b and dance music community, and beyond. The Remedy Remixes embodies the vibrant sound of underground club culture in 2025. The Remedy Remixes is released on Bandcamp on October 17th, before landing on all other digital platforms on October 24th.

LCSM (Likwid Continual Space Motion), Rara Zulu, Allysha Joy