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Rolasoul - Everything Everywhere EP - Plastic Fantastic

Support from Sasha, 1979, Paul Thomas, Elliot Moriarty, Marcelo Vasami, Jamie Stevens, Four Candles, Mariano Mellino, Paul Loraine, Aubrey Fry, Luke Brancaccio, Joyce Muniz, Chris Lake, James Zabiela, Framewerk

Excited to share what we think is Rolasoul’s best release yet.

‘Everything Everywhere' is the lead track, full of energy and melodic chords with hints of early Underworld and Guerilla Records mixed with some Pascal Feos (RIP), it's going to take the roof off!

The package comes with the super cool 'Hypeira', a beautiful melodic prog builder and 'Lyrah' with its 80s tinged psyched out rock guitar giving it a Pink Floyd meets Hacienda feel.

Early support already from Anthony Pappa and Dave Seaman

Release Date April 18th, 2025
Catalog No PFT006
Label Plastic Fantastic
track artist
Everything Everywhere Rolasoul 7:46
Hyperia Rolasoul 6:20
Lyrah Rolasoul 7:23

Support

Support from Andrew Treagust, Merciless Promotion, Mariano Mellino, Baunder / Soundexile, Feinstoff, Luis Paris, Rolasoul, Luis Bonias, Kiss FM Australia, Verche, Alex Neri, Mind of us, Ranj Kaler, Louk Pour-Hashemi, Paul Deep, Kiz Pattison, The Stupid Experts - David Walker, 1979, Nigel Dawson, Paul Thomas, Juan Pablo Torres, Ricky Ryan / Freedo Mosho, Progressive House Argentina, Elliot Moriarty, Marcelo Vasami, Jamie Stevens, Lonya, Four Candles, Karlos Elizondo, Mariano Montori, Steve Marx, Paul Loraine, Aubrey Fry, Surfface, Paul (Ar), Mark Gwinnett / Lunacy Sound Division, Lucas Campo, Dj Ruby, The Wash / Clemens Baurbaum, Audio Junkies, Tini Tun, Andy Newland, Anthony Pappa, NECO, Super Progressive, Chris Cargo, Richard Coombes (Zone Magazine Reviews), Don Diablo, Graham Gold, Andy Moor, Nick Stoynoff, Keef Luv, Luke Brancaccio, Joyce Muniz, Chris Lake, Nelson Ramalho, Suprematic, Alex Nemec / Stereolynk, Andrew Sant, Steve Parry, DJ Magnus / Magnus johanson, James Zabiela, and Framewerk
The award-winning Plastic Fantastic record shop ran from 1994 – 2006 and was famous for supplying the top DJs in the world. The label released many progressive and deep house classics which were hugely successful at the time, many of which still sound great today. With the progressive scene having a resurgence, it felt like the right time to start the label back up, cherry picking the best tunes from across the label and its imprints, with fresh remixes and new material: dark pumping progressive and uplifting melodic house with the occasional splattering of breaks and slower chug remixes. We already have lots of exciting releases planned with big artists lined up to remix some of their favourites so big things coming!

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