OPOLOPO drops new album on Local Talk imprint
OPOLOPO has DJ’d all over the world, playing everywhere from South Africa to London and he has also built up a reputation as an exceptional producer who has released his music and remixes on influential labels such as BBE, Z Records and Defected.
His new album, Sickla, features twelve exceptional tracks with a variation of tempos and moods that incorporate dusty keys, analogue sounds and soulful vocals.
This expressive collection of tracks exudes a vibrant personality.
Boisterous with a charismatic flair, the extroverted release has a feel-good vibe that at times gets intimate with sensual grooves.
Influenced by language music, it has got a psychedelic edge that combines live musicianship with the sequenced percussion of timeless house music making it perfect for the club and home listening.
About Local Talk
Swedish label Local Talk are purveyors of fine house music with a roster of artists that range from Terrence Parker to Crackazat, and tracks influenced by jazz, funk, hip hop, disco and soul.
In addition to a steady stream of new singles and EP’s, Local Talk is also known for their album releases that have received huge critical acclaim.
Lay-Far, Art Of Tones and Soulphiction have all released albums on the label and the latest one is from OPOLOPO who is something of a legend in the Swedish club scene.
DJ Feedback
DJ Feedback:
Severino (Horse Meat Disco) ”Beautiful”
Bill Brewster ”I bought Loose Limbs on Bandcamp a few weeks back, fantastic track. Moonwalk and You Can Make It also vv nice.”
Jimpster ”Killer LP loaded up with just the kind of jazzy, synthy lushness that I love from an LP. Looking forward to getting stuck into it properly but for now it’s the soulful bump of You Can Make It which is jumping out at me.”
Red Rack’em ”Huge fan of Peters music – it’s always dope. Proper musical. Will support this on my radio show for sure.”
Mark Knight ”Pete is a modern day genius and this album oozes class…The man is in a league of his own. Absolute props for this incredible body of work. 11/10!”
