We're buzzing to share that OPL has been selected for the New Music Stage at Aesthetica Film Festival 2026.
Ten breakthrough acts, one stage at York Theatre Royal. It kicks off with an industry panel featuring Universal, Fontana, EMI, Rough Trade and Matador Records, then the performances run through the day with the winner decided by jury (80%) and audience (20%).
We go on Saturday 7 November — and we'd love to see you there. A New Music Pass (£21) gets you access to all ten sets across the day, plus you get to vote for the winner.
Fortuna was played again on BBC Radio 1, this time by Jess Iszatt on BBC Introducing on Sunday 23 August. Our first Radio 1 play came earlier in the month with Jaguar on Radio 1 Dance; hearing it land on the main station too felt like another proper moment.
Fortuna is out on 28 August. Until then, you can hear this broadcast on BBC Sounds.
Fortuna was played by Jaguar on BBC Introducing on Radio 1 Dance. It was the first time an OPL track had gone out on Radio 1, and hearing it land there was a proper moment.
The track is released on 28 August. Until then, you can hear the broadcast on BBC Sounds.
It’s been a while in the making, but we can finally say it: Moon Syndicate is out this Friday, 24th April.
This one means a lot to us as it’s our first fully self-released track, out on our own terms. Available on every major streaming platform from Friday.
Moon Syndicate got its second radio play on BBC Introducing Scotland tonight, which felt like the right way to send it off. We’ll let the track do the talking from here.
We’re delighted to be featured artists on BBC Introducing Scotland tonight.
Presenter Phoebe will be playing two of our tracks: Moon Syndicate, our upcoming single, and Green Lights, a euphoric, vocal-driven track built around an arpeggiator loop.
We’re heading into Edinburgh tomorrow for our set at The Mash House (18 April), as part of Cowgate Block Party, and we’re really looking forward to playing both of these tracks live.
We’ve been making music together for a while now, and for most of that time the work has lived in two places - the studio and the stage. What’s happened in between has largely gone undocumented.
That changes here.
This is our space to write things down properly. Not the polished version you see on socials, but the actual process - what we’re working on, where we’re playing, what’s coming next, and occasionally the technical stuff that goes into building a live electronic set.
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