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apaull releases “Altamont Joy” single along with a Ross Harper remix

“Altamont Joy”, is apaull’s latest single from the Gunfactor album, is released on 6 November 2026. The package includes the original mix and a dance floor ready remix by Ross Harper. To pre-save/listen: https://FurnaceRoomRecords.lnk.to/AltamontJoy

apaull’s third album Gunfactor came out on 24 April 2026, on the furnace room records label. The ten-track album explores the pathways to fame and infamy — how exceptional talent, good fortune and, sometimes, darker events can push someone into the public eye.

“Altamont Joy” is a sludgy dirge that crawls along, looking for its destination. A tactile 303 flicker, tight hi-hats and unexpectedly bright melodies break through the heaviness. When you finally get your break: “You’re gonna look real crazy, being on the other side of that line.”

Brighton’s Ross Harper is a DJ and producer whose music spans techno, house and downtempo. Rooted in London’s 1990s club and rave culture, he founded City Wall Records in 2008. His catalogue includes The Dark Album and the Ambient Girl series. For “Altamont Joy”, he speeds up the track and strips it down into a sleek, club-ready offering.

Photo by: Dave Clarke

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apaull
apaull is a Dutch-Canadian electronic music producer, live performer and DJ, based in London, Ontario. He has built a prolific catalog with 40 releases, including three albums, five EPs, and numerous singles, on his furnace room records label. His live and DJ performances have taken him to London UK and Amsterdam, a two-week, six-city live UK tour, and a variety of Canadian venues and festivals. Highlights include opening for John Acquaviva, Hiroko Yamamura, Dave Clarke and Christian Smith. apaull’s music has drawn collaboration, remix and/or DJ support from the likes of: Rhys Fulber, Jr Sanchez, Blake Baxter, Christian Smith, Dave Clarke, Hiroko Yamamura, John Selway, Developer, Abe Duque, Dina Summer and Neil Landstrumm artists whose own work has shaped the global electronic underground. His music has more than 2 million streams, 1 million playlist listeners and landed on various college radio, Apple Music and Beatport charts. He has a following of about 15,000, across various platforms. apaull works with visual artists including Brooklyn based Al Diaz and Amsterdam based (and “baron of techno”) Dave Clarke to create strong and distinctive album art and photos.