The doors and windows are open all Summer in the house. Which naturally pulls the noise in from outside and lets the flavour drift the other way. A way only Summer energy can. Somewhere between where we've always been and wherever the season is taking everyone else.

Most of you are somewhere else right now, following the season across time zones and catching light we're not catching. This session is designed to travel with you wherever you've landed. Giving you that little taste of OAH no matter the continent.

Think of it as the house on tour, a version of the counter you can carry so the flavour still lands even when the doors are a flight away.

The sound has opened up to match, moving wider than the last session and threading jazz through hip-hop and soul through the loops. Records from the mid 90s sitting comfortably next to records made this year. 

Call it a shot of current nostalgia on ice.

Guru with Branford Marsalis opens the jazz door before Group Home, Brand Nubian and Mobb Deep take you back to the golden-era corner and from there Larry June with Curren$y and The Alchemist. Then Freddie Gibbs holds the modern counterweight while Venna with Masego, alongside Bluestaeb and Cody Currie, handle the sunset half of the session.

J. Cole, Common and A-Reece work the nightcap edges.

Warmer records with more air in the mix and more distance between the beats. The kind of hip-hop that travels well.

It soundtracks the parts of your day where the house isn't in reach. You're OOO we get it. But we know you're still there.

We built this one from the summer we've been having, when the mornings ran slower and the evenings stretched longer with the doors left open on both ends of the day, letting whatever came through do its work on the playlist.

Consider it the house catching up with you wherever you are in the world.

Same flavour, different city.

Press play.

Shot of the good stuff.