OB - Lost the plot
Our next single by OB is an emergency break-kit of two-step bangers, providing reliable sonics that wouldn’t struggle to control a crowd.
The title track ‘Lost the Plot’ is a soul in motion inspired weapon - relying on disrespectful bass movements & marching drums to chug through its runtime. This one belongs right in the pocket of a rolling set in the Ambra Night garden.
Meanwhile, ‘Mistakes’ comes with textbook liquid fashion. Gliding breaks with distant melodics never fail to ring through dusty corners of the mind, bringing back strings of late nights and hazy club memories.
This single provides beauty on both ends of the spectrum: the plot may be lost, but the feet continue moving.
Our next single by OB is an emergency break-kit of two-step bangers, providing reliable sonics that wouldn’t struggle to control a crowd.
The title track ‘Lost the Plot’ is a soul in motion inspired weapon - relying on disrespectful bass movements & marching drums to chug through its runtime. This one belongs right in the pocket of a rolling set in the Ambra Night garden.
Meanwhile, ‘Mistakes’ comes with textbook liquid fashion. Gliding breaks with distant melodics never fail to ring through dusty corners of the mind, bringing back strings of late nights and hazy club memories.
This single provides beauty on both ends of the spectrum: the plot may be lost, but the feet continue moving.
Our next single by OB is an emergency break-kit of two-step bangers, providing reliable sonics that wouldn’t struggle to control a crowd.
The title track ‘Lost the Plot’ is a soul in motion inspired weapon - relying on disrespectful bass movements & marching drums to chug through its runtime. This one belongs right in the pocket of a rolling set in the Ambra Night garden.
Meanwhile, ‘Mistakes’ comes with textbook liquid fashion. Gliding breaks with distant melodics never fail to ring through dusty corners of the mind, bringing back strings of late nights and hazy club memories.
This single provides beauty on both ends of the spectrum: the plot may be lost, but the feet continue moving.