- 12inch
- Recommended
Sully
Model Collapse (Basic Rhythm Remix) / Proof
FABRICLIVE.
- Cat No: FL008
- updated:2026-07-12
FABRICLIVE on Fridays at FABRIC, a leading venue in London’s alternative dance scene. It began in 2000 as a DJ mix series featuring James Lavelle, the label—which had been on hiatus since the 2018 release of “Kode9 & Burial 100”—made a comeback in 2025 with Sully’s 12-inch, its first original release, and has since launched a new chapter with releases by artists such as gyrofield and Tim Reaper. This is the 008th release in that vinyl series. This 12-inch features a remix of SULLY’s “Model Collapse (Basic Rhythm Remix),” the original “Proof,” and the original version of “Model Collapse.” (Saito)
Following the launch of FABRICLIVE’s new chapter with his inaugural artist release ‘Model Collapse’, Sully returns with a heavyweight remix package led by Basic Rhythm, alongside a brand-new track, ‘Proof’. Originally the first release on the revived FABRICLIVE label, ‘Model Collapse’ set the tone for its forward-facing vision. Here, Basic Rhythm reworks the track into a stripped-back, bassbin-driven weapon - a dubplate turned anthem already making serious impact on the dancefloor. On the flip, Sully delivers new track ‘Proof’, inspired by conversations with Basic Rhythm around his approach to drums. Closing the EP is the original ‘Model Collapse’, the club hit that launched the label’s new era and continues to resonate.
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『Following the launch of FABRICLIVE’s new chapter with his inaugural artist release ‘Model Collapse’, Sully returns with a heavyweight remix package led by Basic Rhythm, alongside a brand-new track, ‘Proof’. Originally the first release on the revived FABRICLIVE label, ‘Model Collapse’ set the tone for its forward-facing vision. Here, Basic Rhythm reworks the track into a stripped-back, bassbin-driven weapon - a dubplate turned anthem already making serious impact on the dancefloor. On the flip, Sully delivers new track ‘Proof’, inspired by conversations with Basic Rhythm around his approach to drums. Closing the EP is the original ‘Model Collapse’, the club hit that launched the label’s new era and continues to resonate.』