On its tenth anniversary outing, Sofia Records doesn't just mark a milestone - it distills its
essence in a four track EP. The compilation reunites the original, 25 year strong, pBPM crew
and the fresh talent of Impérieux.
KiNK delivers a dancefloor juggernaut "Let The Bass Kink" - raw, kinetic and unmistakably
his.
KEi counters with "Killing God Theme" - a deep, hypnotic slow-burner, rich in emotion that
evolves with patient intensity. Then we have the debut of Tegav - a new alias from the pBPM
forming member Kalin Baychev with "Stomper" - an edgy melody on top of a percussive
backroom swagger. Impérieux, ever the outlier, continues his quest for dance music's future
with "Jarka", a leftfield yet playful groove that breaks convention while rattling the floor.
With a smiling family snapshot, framed in smoke, strobe light and sweat, Sofia shows how
to throw the needle where it matters - squarely pointed to the future.