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We just dropped a brand new video from languid.oceans, the rap duo made up of Obijuan and looms. The track comes hot on the heels of their excellent guest spots on Lee's most recent releases and it also heralds the imminent arrival of their debut LP. The track is produced by dylantheinfamous, who handles full production on the self-titled album, which is due for release on 14 February. More news on that coming soon.

Lee Scott keeps the videos coming, with this latest visual feast for Applause, which is lifted from the ffsman ep. This time round the cult leader is joined by the MC duo, languid.oceans, which is comprised of looms. and Bad Taste Records affiliate, Obijuan. The track was produced by Wiardon and the video was made by keefjojoo. The ffsman ep is available to cop now from all the usual spots.

Yesterday we released a brand new video from Lee Scott's latest album, Somewhere Between Here and There. Somewhere is the opening track from the album and sets the tone for what follows, as Lee delivers semi-autobiographical life notes from the early days of a Runcorn kid. The track was produced by Wholesome Fun and the video was made by Siim Parisoo out in Estonia. It stars Karina Laura Leškin and Väike PD (complete with tin foil fronts). Somewhere Between Here and There is available now on both physical and digital formats.

It's been a little while since we blessed you with some merch and we know how you're always fiendin' for anything new and Cult, so today we have dropped a fresh Cross Face hoodie to satisfy your cravings. The hoodie comes in a faded dark grey and features the iconic Lee Scott cross face logo, embroidered on to the chest. There's also further detail on the arm, which you can see below. Orders for the limited edition run of 60 are available now over at the shop and the hoodies will be shipping from 31 January.

A new release from us today, as dylantheinfamous makes his official Blah Records debut. The producer has already been involved on a number of Blah projects over the last few years, including various beats for Black Josh and Lee, and now he's blessed us with the moonloops beat tape. It's actually a re-release from 2017, but it acts as a fine showcase of dylan's production, with the tape brimming over with soulful sample heavy beats. moonloops [vol. 1] is available to stream now on the usual platforms and you can also hear it in full below.

On Christmas Day, your Lord and Saviour, Lee Scott, blessed our enlightened Cult Members with a brand new EP, coming just a couple of weeks after the surprise release of his new album, Somewhere Between Here and There. Although initially it was a Cult Member exclusive, today sees the full digital release of the EP on all the usual platforms and streaming services. The ffsman ep, features beats from a number of production geniuses, including Morriarchi, Sumgii and Sam Zircon, as well as some supreme guest spots from the likes of Jehst, Dream Mclean and CLBRKS. It's available to stream and download now, plus you can listen to it in full below.

New year, new bars, as Black Josh joins forces with fellow LEVELZ representative, Metrodome, for this blistering rendition of his new track, Self Destruction. Think big drums and heavy bass, as Josh lights the booth up with a fresh hunger for 2020. The track is taken from his forthcoming album, Mannyfornia, which is due for release this year. More details on that will follow soon. The video for Self Destruction was filmed at DOTMOV Studios.

Fresh visuals from the Supergang project, which we released back in May this year. Yellow x Green is the latest track to be taken from the album and features Lee Scott and Sniff getting to work over some typically tight production from Sumgii. The video was made by RSLBM. Supergang is available now in both physical and digital formats.