KEPLER — Sunday Service EP

Kepler – Sunday Service EP arrives on Fuse London as catalog number FUSE069, a 12-inch vinyl that continues the label’s deep-house focus while showcasing the Leeds-based producer’s blend of garage swing and club-room weight. The EP drops on 6 November 2026 and offers four original cuts that move through the spectrum of Kepler’s UK-influenced sound, from cosmic grooves to late-night shuffling textures. Within Fuse London’s 2026 output, Sunday Service EP follows the “Disconnected EP” by Isaac Carter (FUSE068) and “Elevate EP” by Voigtmann (FUSE067), both released earlier this year. It also sits after “Respect Yourself EP” from Boss Priester (FUSE066) and the “Nectar EP” by Traumer (FUSE058), forming part of a series of releases that have deepened the label’s reputation for forward-thinking deep house. Kepler’s return to Fuse marks his second appearance on the imprint, the first being a collaborative X Series outing with founder Enzo Siragusa in 2024. Side A opens with “Inner Motion”. The track establishes a spacious groove that feels both cosmic and grounded, setting a tone of sweeping movement that prepares the listener for the record’s shifting moods. “Jump Up Crew (ft. MC Secret Agent)” follows, injecting a garage-leaning energy and a vocal presence that adds weight to the low end, contrasting with the more ethereal opening. On the B-side, “Unity” drops into a deep, fluid rhythm that carries a subtle punch, offering a reflective moment that bridges the two sides. The title track “Sunday Service” concludes the journey with hazy textures and shuffling drums, providing a late-night finish that feels suited to winding down a set while keeping the dancefloor engaged. Kepler’s recent output includes the “Feel It EP” on Contact (CONTACT007, 2026) and the “House Nation / Take It” white-label (KTWL01, 2026), both of which explored similar territory of weighty basslines and rolling drums. Earlier releases such as “Recall” on Constant Sound (CS047, 2025) and “Step Up EP” on Semi Delicious (SEMID020, 2024) established the producer’s penchant for combining deep house foundations with garage swing, a formula that is further refined on Sunday Service EP. For DJs, the record offers a versatile toolbox: “Inner Motion” works as an atmospheric opener, “Jump Up Crew” can drive a peak-hour garage set, “Unity” fits a more introspective moment, and “Sunday Service” serves as a smooth transition into the early morning. Collectors will appreciate the continuity of Kepler’s evolving sound across his recent 12-inch releases, and the EP’s placement among Fuse London’s strong 2026 catalogue underscores its relevance to the current deep-house landscape. The release is pressed as a standard 12-inch vinyl, matching the format of Kepler’s recent output and Fuse London’s recent offerings. Kepler – Sunday Service EP, Fuse London, catalog FUSE069, 12-inch vinyl, four tracks. Tracklist: A1. Kepler – Inner Motion A2. Kepler – Jump Up Crew (ft. MC Secret Agent) B1. Kepler – Unity B2. Kepler – Sunday Service