Jeremy Olander Announce Three-Track Debut EP on Berlin-Based Institution Watergate Records.
After a long hiatus away from releasing original music that stretched for over a year, Olander returned to his
Vivrant imprint when putting out his summer single 'Murphy' in early August.
The melodic peak-time record garnered DJ support from the likes of Jimi Jules, Hunter/Game, John
Digweed, Eelke Kleijn, Hernan Cattaneo, Lane 8, and Fideles, saw specialist radio support by BBC Radio 1,
Kiss FM, Swedish Radio P3, Capital FM, FG Extra, as well as extensive editorial coverage from Spotify on
playlists Open Air, Electronic Rising, New Music Friday, Altar, 4 AM Chillout, Beats of Tomorrow and more.
Now, the 35-year-old Swede returns with his first EP project of 2022 that also marks his debut on German
powerhouse label Watergate Records. After opening its now legendary club over 20 years ago, the Berlin
hotspot was eventually coupled with a label imprint 6 years later. Since then, Watergate Records has been
at the forefront of forward-thinking house and techno and has paved the way for artists such as Jimi Jules,
Solomun and Butch.
The EP, consisting of two original outings coupled with a remix of lead track 'Silius' by Afterlife standout duo
Alfa Romero, has wreaked havoc at the Swede's sold-out spring and summer shows at prominent clubs
and festivals in the likes of The Bow in Buenos Aires, Sound in Los Angeles, Cercle Festival in Paris, Village
Underground in London and will be formally available on all DSP on November 11.
Lead record 'Silius', a dark and sinister Olander record with an arrangement akin to a traditional intro-style
track, has seen early support from the likes of Adriatique and showcases the versatility of Olander's
capabilities as a producer. With a delicate lead melody contrasted against viciously thumping kick drums
and menacing FX detailing, it makes for an astounding listening experience that will surely become a staple
surefire weapon at clubs and festivals alike in the fall and winter of 2022.
Refusing to be pigeonholed in any genre box, Jeremy's 'Silius' EP is a bonafide genre-transcending project
that breaks rules and maintains an element of surprise throughout. Infused with elements of epic movie
scores, 90s trance, and a dash of Olander's discernable Pryda heritage, the 35-year-old Swede continues to
push the envelope and carve out his own stylistic niche that separates and elevates him as an artist.
With additional high-profile releases for the winter and noteworthy shows at City Hall in Stockholm, Palacio
Alsina in Cordoba and Piknic Électronik in Melbourne, opportunities for fans to be mesmerized by Olander
and his new music are a plenty.