John O’Callaghan, Paul Skelton & Ren Faye presents May The Road Rise on Subculture Recordings / Black Hole Recordings
Following his early 2024 excursion to ‘Pebble Beach’ and the summer-summoning ‘Devotion’, autumn sees John O’Callaghan raise those floor pressures once again. This outing finds co-producer, lyricist and fellow Irelander Paul Skelton travel the Tullamore trail over to John’s native Navan for ‘May The Road Rise’.
John O’Callaghan and Alex Holmes presents Devotion on Subculture Recordings / Black Hole Recordings
If there’s one month in dance music’s calendar that still speaks to a certain sound, it has to be jolly old June! Promise-filled, positivity-laden and with the distinct suggestion of brighter (doubtless festival-fuelled) days ahead, it’s got a vibe all of its own…
Joint Operations Centre presents triple-track EP on Subculture / Black Hole Recordings
Subculture hits its 200th release with Joint Operations Centre triple-track EP
JOINT OPERATIONS CENTRE – MERAXES / MOM I DON’T FEEL WELL / MOONLIGHT
John O’Callaghan presents Hammers At Dawn on Subculture / Black Hole Recordings
Release-wise, there’s been a disturbance in the JOC force this year, but not without fair reason. Having blazed the trail with its live shows, the Subculture premier had release-matters of a Key4050 nature to attend to. To start wrapping up his 2019 though, John thought he owed floors a standalone.
Various Artists presents Subculture mixed by Craig Connelly and Factor B on Black Hole Recordings
John O’Callaghan’s Subculture label tips its cap to summer with a fittingly superheated dual-disc music compilation. For it, the mix-reins have been passed to two of the label’s most trusted operators, Craig Connelly & Factor B. As is evermore the series’ form, our protagonists have used the platform to bring a near album’s worth of their own studio work to the release
John O’Callaghan & Cold Blue presents Symmetric on Subculture / Black Hole Recordings
Together, they’ve mixed compilations, regularly recorded for the same label and even (rumour even has it!) share the same dentist. Yet somehow a studio side-by-side between John O’Callaghan & Cold Blue has remained MIA. That is until now.
Signing the month off in pretty darn explosive form
John O’Callaghan feat. Josie presents Out Of Nowhere (Giuseppe Ottaviani Remix) on Subculture / Black Hole Recordings
A touch shy of its tenth anniversary, John O’Callaghan gives an awing glance back to one of the classic offerings from his ‘Never Fade Away’ album. Written by Jaren (Cerf), lent voice by the lyricist’s sister Josie
Craig Connelly presents The Creator on Subculture / Black Hole Recordings
In-studio, Craig Connelly’s been grappling with a big idea of late. It’s one whose seed began during production of his July club hit ‘The Universal’ and now goes atomic through ‘The Creator’.
Specifically Craig’s been doing the big-think on how to create a track that fulfills both the atmospherically underground yin and
Joint Operations Centre feat. Kate Miles presents Behind The Silence (Cold Blue Remix) on Subculture / Black Hole Recordings
The first Joint Operations Centre expedition to feature a vocal and marking the project’s return to its birth label, John O’Callaghan’s most recent release puts the more moodily-inclined trancers on notice.
Joint Operations Centre feat. Kate Miles preesents Behind The Silence on Subculture / Black Hole Recordings
Any day we can bring you word of new undertaking from Joint Operations Centre has to be a good one, right?! It’s not something that happens so very often though. Amongst others aspects, John O’Callaghan’s alias enjoys the cachet of rarity – the better part of a year passing since ‘Pathological Effect’ made its presence felt.
Rotterdam
06:00 pm
Rotterdam
06:00 pm
Release date 2022-03-26
Genre(s)Deep
