Loop
Loop Recordings Aot(ear)oaW: http://loop.co.nzE: loop@loop.co.nz
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Mana (opens the original)
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https://ffm.to/-mana SUB-TRIBE deliver their new single 'Mana', which serves as the title track and central pillar of their forthcoming EP. A soundsystem-ready anthem of celebration, self-worth and cultural strength, 'Mana' pairs an infectious club rhythm with themes of whānau, self-acceptance and ancestral pride. Breaking new ground while staying grounded in their roots, 'Mana' sees the seven-piece collective fuse a driving house-inspired groove with heavy dub elements, cascading horn melodies
Why So Far (feat. Merlin Webster) (opens the original)
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https://ffm.to/sorchalula-01 Loop Electronic is proud to present the debut single from Wellington-based electronic artist @SorchaLula. Emerging from the Aotearoa underground with a reputation for sensual, slinky and bass-driven DJ sets, SorchaLula is an artist whose original works have previously been reserved for her most intimate dancefloors. ‘Why So Far’ offers the first introduction to SorchaLula’s diverse production style, exploring an experimental take on deep house and featuring guitarist
For The Land (opens the original)
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https://ffm.to/for-the-land Rising Pacific bass heavyweights SUB-TRIBE return with ‘For The Land’, the follow-up single to ‘Te Waka’. Taken from their forthcoming Mana EP, ‘For The Land’ marks a bold sonic evolution for the group, blending a modern Afro-future R&B soundscape with an urgent message of environmental guardianship, kaitiakitanga and ancestral wisdom. Where previous releases leaned into heavy roots-reggae and dancehall rhythms, ‘For The Land’ showcases the versatility and musicality
Lemon Drops (opens the original)
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https://ffm.to/st-lemondrops Sunset Tsunami return with ‘Lemon Drops’, the second single from their forthcoming album. Following on from ‘Chillaxin’ With Cherry’, the British/Kiwi duo continue to expand their sound into the realm of mid-tempo electronic funk, opening up a brighter and more playful side of their evolving production style. Built around laid-back instrumental beats and a sunlit, lounge-inspired feel, ‘Lemon Drops’ balances classic chillout textures with deep rhythm and funky instru
My Prerogative (opens the original)
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https://ffm.to/my-prerogative Black Comet return with their new single ‘My Prerogative’. The track marks the band’s first release of 2026, following a run of recent live shows that has seen them continue to build momentum across Aotearoa. A cover of the classic Bobby Brown track, Black Comet’s take on ‘My Prerogative’ flips the song into their own world, adding a galactic funk twist and the unmistakable energy of a band known for pushing genre boundaries. Led by Laughton Kora, Black Comet bring
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