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Arpy Brown, Kapote — Memento Ludi (LP) vinyl cover

ARPY BROWN, KAPOTEMemento Ludi (lp)

Label
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TOY TONICS
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Catalog
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TOYT196
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Format
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12inch Vinyl
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Release Date
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Features
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Standard

18.90

Tracklist

The Phunk Biz (Extended Version)(Original Mix)

Arpy Brown, Kapote

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You Used To Hold Me (Extended Version)(Original Mix)

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Break The Ice (Extended Version)(Original Mix)

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Love Get Ya (Extended Version)(Original Mix)

Arpy Brown, Kapote

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People Get Nasty (Tribute To Roy)(Original Mix)

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P-A-R-T-Y (Extended Version)(Original Mix)

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The Feeling(Original Mix)

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Only For You(Original Mix)

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About Release

Arpy Brown & Kapote Announce Collaborative Album Memento Ludi via Toy Tonics A sun-drenched fusion of yacht rock, house and modern indie dance energy – out June 26, 2026 BERLIN, GERMANY — Toy Tonics is proud to announce Memento Ludi, the first collaborative album by label founder Kapote and multi-instrumentalist producer Arpy Brown, arriving June 26, 2026. The album is a funk-driven journey that bridges the warmth of 1970s analog recordings with the pulse of contemporary dance music. Blending neo-soul grooves, yacht rock harmonies and modern house rhythms, Memento Ludi captures the spirit of classic musicianship within a forward-looking club context. But Memento Ludi is more than a typical house record. The album moves fluidly between dancefloor tracks and fully developed songs. Every instrument was performed live by the artists themselves: guitars, bass, keyboards and percussion recorded in the studio by Arpy and Kapote. After jamming and recording the basis of every song in a live procedure they carefully resample the parts to create the organic, human touch that defines the Toy Tonics sound. The title Memento Ludi — Latin for “remember to play” — reflects the album’s philosophy: bringing joy, spontaneity and musicality back into dance music at a time when many club tracks feel increasingly mechanical and formulaic. The collaboration arrives during a particularly busy moment for both artists. While spending countless hours in the studio, Kapote and Arpy Brown have also maintained intensive international touring schedules with the Toy Tonics crew, road-testing many of the tracks as “secret weapons” in their DJ sets from Melbourne to Los Angeles via their homebase Berlin. “We wanted to make a record that felt like a lost studio session from 1978 — resampled and synthesised in 2026,” says Kapote.

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