SOF010 by Sofia Records
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.
Tracklist
| 1. | KiNK - Let The Bass Kink | 4:34 |
| 2. | Tegav - Stomper | |
| 3. | Impérieux - Jarka | |
| 4. | KEi - Killing God Theme | |
Credits
A1. Written and produced by Strahil Velchev
A2. Written and produced by Kalin Baychev
B1. Written and produced by Alper Durmush
B2. Written and produced by Konstantin Petrov. Originally recorded live for “God Are You There” OST.
Mastered by KEi at microwhat.com
Published by Copyright Control
Vinyl Cut at Schallplatten Schneid Technik
℗ +© 2025 Sofia
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SOFIA: Founded by Strahil Velchev (KiNK) and Konstantin Petrov (KEi), Sofia is not only the city both met and developed artistically but also the paradox reflected in the music that comes from the place. Beautiful and ugly at the same time, clean and dirty, brutal as well as romantic, it’s a place where aesthetically seemingly incompatible styles come together in a twisted, yet unifying form.