TULUM, 26 Mar

Oppaacha 'My Soul' on Mobilee Records

Oppaacha, My Soul, cover art

openairmag.com

'My Soul' is Oppaacha's debut release on Mobilee Records, arriving as the Zakir Remix in the closing weeks of Tulum's run. Adriatique placed the remix fifth of 10 in his 'Back to Life' charts on 21 March. The EP landed on the label on 31 January, filed as Melodic House and Techno.

Mobilee Records said of the release, "deep basslines, vibrant chord progressions, and a groovy, percussive rhythm, making it a perfect fit for the dance floor. The EP includes a powerful, high-energy remix by Zakir, adding an extra layer of intensity." Tone carries more weight than rhythm on the remix, sparse percussion sitting under a restrained level that keeps its headroom, with a moderate brightness at the top.

Oppaacha brings seven releases since 27 May 2022 to the label, weighted toward Diynamic and BeatFreak Recordings, and follows 'Oxygen EP' on Diynamic from 20 December 2024. Adriatique's own chart also carries Spada and Nomvula SA's 'Sicela Ushwele' at fourth, on Siamese.

The label said

Mobilee welcomes Oppaacha.

Oppaacha debuts on Mobilee with his highly anticipated ‘My Soul’ EP. Known for his atmospheric and high-energy tracks, Oppaacha has gained recognition through his releases on Diynamic Music and massive DJ support by Solomun.

The title track ‘My Soul’ is a driving Indie Dance anthem, featuring deep basslines, vibrant chord progressions, and a groovy, percussive rhythm, making it a perfect fit for the dance floor. The EP includes a powerful, high-energy remix by Zakir, adding an extra layer of intensity. The third track, ‘Always Love’ is a house-inspired collaboration with Yost Koen, featuring catchy vocals. Both Yost Koen and Zakir are also known for their work with labels like Innervisions and Diynamic.

Oppaacha’s music has been played on the main stages of major festivals such as Tomorrowland, EDC, Untold, and Creamfields, showcasing his ability to create tracks that resonate with global audiences.

DJ Support: Black Coffee, Joris Voorn, Adriatique, Carl Craig, Rodriguez Jr.

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