Those who can’t make it to Detroit for the festivities won’t be left out as he and Red Bull Arts have developed an interactive, online Conant Gardens Party Store. Fans will be able to explore the store, listen to music from the house and techno mainstay, and learn more about his illustrious career and label, FXHE Records.

Also included in the interactive exhibit is information on his upcoming 8-bit video game, Record Packer. It’s set to release in December as a browser and mobile game, and Omar S has stated that players will get to experience what it’s like to be a label owner in the present day.

“The game chronicles the trials and tribulations of a successful vinyl record label as an 8-bit Omar S works to box and ship vinyl as efficiently as he can – a gameplay experience that may feel very relatable to musicians and label owners in 2020,” reads the game’s description.

Omar S’ Conant Gardens Party Store event runs through December 20th. The first pop-up shop took place on October 31st while the remaining two are scheduled for November 14th and December 19th from 3-6:00 PM. Experience Omar S and Red Bull Arts’ interactive exhibit and learn more about the upcoming in-person events here.

“Deep” and “Detroit After Midnight” bear the hallmarks of Troxler’s organic and borderline psychedelic signature sound, but both are infused with Omar-S’ classic deep house sensibility. On the flip, however, “Luiza’s Inferno” by Troxler is a more experimental cut with little dance floor utility to speak of.

Seth Troxler had released his debut single, “Moment,” on Omar S’ FXHE imprint 12 years prior. According to a statement, the former artist recorded “Luiza’s Inferno” on the latter’s Korg MS-20 monophonic synthesizer. Now that the roles have reversed to an extent and Troxler has become the more widely recognized fixture of underground electronic music, the new EP makes a symbolic statement of sorts.

Lost And Found will arrive by way of Tuskegee Music October 20th. A digital version has already been released, and the vinyl records can be pre-ordered here.

Source: Resident Advisor