NAUTILUS — Jump Around 7"

Nautilus – Jump Around (OD00445) arrives on Oonops Drops as a 7-inch white vinyl that bridges jazz-inflected pop with classic pop sensibilities. Issued on 13 April 2026, the record pairs a fresh remix of the title track with two cuts from the collaborative duo Anna Sato × Toshiyuki Sasaki, offering a concise yet varied listening experience for both dancefloor operators and vinyl aficionados. Within Oonops Drops’ 2026 output, Jump Around follows the label’s earlier releases such as Nautilus’ own “Why I Came to California / What You Won’t Do For L” (OD01545) and the “Empire State Of Mind & Mwela, Mwela (Nautilus Rework)” (OD02045). Later in the year the imprint will issue Redropped / Skeme Richards’ “Galaxy Amonst The Stars / A Nostalgic Future 7″” (RD00645) and the DJ Robert Smith-centric “All My Dreams 7″” (OD02245), situating this record amid a series of genre-blurring 7-inch outings. Side A opens with “Nautilus – Jump Around (Glueset Remix)”. The Glueset treatment retains the original’s melodic core while re-contextualising it for a club setting, delivering a groove that feels both familiar and forward-looking. Its placement sets a bright, rhythmic tone that leads naturally into the B-side. Side B features two interpretations of “Rokucho”. The original Anna Sato × Toshiyuki Sasaki version presents a breezy pop-jazz tableau, its melodic contour echoing the record’s overall pop-oriented aesthetic. The follow-up “Rokucho (Slick Walk Remix)” pushes the track into a more kinetic space, adding subtle percussive shifts that make it suitable for late-night mixing while preserving the melodic hook that defines the composition. For Nautilus, Jump Around follows a productive period on Oonops Drops that includes the 2025 “Captain Future Theme 7″” (OD01745) and the 2024 live LP “Live At King Georg” (OD013LP). Those releases explored cinematic textures and live improvisation; this new EP returns to a tighter, remix-focused format that highlights the artist’s ability to reinterpret pop structures through a dancefloor lens. The record’s concise three-track format makes it a practical addition to any DJ’s crate. “Jump Around (Glueset Remix)” works as an opening statement or a mid-set lift, its bright tonality cutting through warm indoor spaces. The two “Rokucho” versions provide contrast: the original can serve as a melodic interlude, while the Slick Walk remix offers a subtle increase in energy, ideal for building momentum toward a peak. Collectors will appreciate the white vinyl presentation, which adds a visual cue to the release’s clean, pop-centric sound. Jump Around is a 7-inch white vinyl released by Oonops Drops, catalogue OD00445, featuring three tracks. Tracklist: A1. Nautilus – Jump Around (Glueset Remix) B1. Anna Sato × Toshiyuki Sasaki – Rokucho B2. Anna Sato × Toshiyuki Sasaki – Rokucho (Slick Walk Remix)