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Wed, Apr 21, 2021, 19:19
- The site features at least three previously unheard tracks, some of which are hidden in code.
Jai Paul has resurfaced with fresh solo material for the first time in two years.
To mark ten years of his hit single from 2011, "BTSTU", the UK producer launched a website that contains several unheard tracks. The site, a recreation of his old Myspace page, is outfitted with an audio player that streams previous releases as well as an unreleased record called "Super Salamander." Links to new remixes of "BTSTU" are also reportedly hidden in the website's source code, according to The Fader. These include the "Michael Gain G-Funk Edit," produced by Jai Paul's brother A.K. Paul, and the "Halloween Edit."
These follow two new tracks that Jai Paul released as part of his 2019 album, Leak 04-13 (Bait Ones). Last year, he also teamed up with his brother on the Summer 2020 EP, which came out under their Paul Institute alias.
Links to "BTSTU" merchandise, including a t-shirt and remastered vinyl, are also available on the website in addition to diverse YouTube clips such as a documentary on MySpace's collapse.
Listen to "Super Salamander" here and check out the website.