Oliver Dollar

Oliver Dollar presents Contemporary Part Three

Rekids

REKIDS261

Oliver Dollar

Oliver Dollar presents Contemporary Part Three

Rekids

REKIDS261

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ARTIST
Oliver Dollar
TITLE
Oliver Dollar presents Contemporary Part Three
LABEL
Rekids
CAT NO.
REKIDS261
FORMAT
12"
RELEASE DATE
  • 04/04/2025 [INITIAL RELEASE]
TERRITORY
Worldwide
BARCODE
199066904312
GENRE
Deep House House
FEATURING
Apropos Ben Silver Billy Love Boog Brown Boogs Hazmat Hazmat Live Oliver Dollar

TRACK LISTING

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  1. A1. Oliver Dollar, Ben Silver & Boogs - Cosmic Weapon  ▾
  2. B1. Oliver Dollar - What Cha' Gonna Do? ft. Apropos & Boog Brown  ▾
  3. B2. Oliver Dollar & Hazmat Live - Ought To Be ft. Billy Love  ▾

SALES NOTES

Oliver Dollar presents Contemporary Part Three on Rekids The third instalment features collaborations with Ben Silver, Boogs, and Hazmat, and features Apropos and Boog Brown.

Berlin’s Oliver Dollar unveils part three of his ‘Contemporary’ series, releasing on Radio Slave’s Rekids 4th April 2025 and following up last year’s parts one and two, which featured the likes of Harvard Bass, Brillstein, ADMN, and Austin Ato, and won support from the likes of Nightmares On Wax, Anja Schneider, Laurent Garnier, Carista, Jennifer Cardini, Dam Swindle, and more.

Part three of Contemporary sees Oliver Dollar invite another cast of hotly tipped collaborators, kicking offthe EP with Melbourne DJ and producers Ben Silver and Boogs - both resident DJs at Revolver Upstairs - for ‘Cosmic Weapon’. Their track features lush, poignant chords underpinned by a rolling groove, with vocal samples warped, chopped, and sliced above for a mind-melting trip. Up next, ‘What Cha’ Gonna Do?’ sees Dollar team up with Apropos, whose inimitable voice previously featured on ‘Contemporary Part One’, and talented Detroit vocalist and Dilla’s Delights’ Boog Brown for a soulful duet. Last up is another Motor City link-up featuring Hazmat Live on production alongside Oliver Dollar for the infectious House energy of ‘Ought To Be Love’, joined by the earworm vocals of Members of the House front vocalist William Beaver, aka Billy Love, known for his work bringing Motown-style gospel vocals to Techno and House with notable Detroit artists like JeffMills, Theo Parrish, Moodymann, Kevin Saunderson, and many more.
drum work. Closing out the ‘I Feel’ EP, Tal Fussman works with fellow producer 8-AN to drop the dream-like strings of ‘Life Itself’, another deep track that is as club-ready as it is introspective.

Published: 12th March 2025

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