Far&High Return to Unheard Music as ‘Coda EP’ adds five new tracks to the label’s catalogue

Unheard Music continues its journey of artistic freedom and underground expression with a new release from founding artists Far&High. The duo return to the label with ‘Coda EP’, a five-track release that brings together Indie Dance, modern House, and subtle Electronica while keeping the focus on club-ready production.

The Far&High Coda EP presents some of the duo’s most refined work to date, with tracks built around driving grooves, textured production, and a sound designed for both intimate club spaces and larger dancefloor settings. Across the release, Far&High balance emotional detail with direct club function, keeping the EP connected to the underground identity behind Unheard Music.

‘Coda EP’ Reflects a Closing Chapter for Far&High

Speaking about the release, Far&High describe ‘Coda EP’ as a personal project connected to a specific creative period:

“This is a deeply personal EP for us. The tracks were written in 2025, with some ideas originating back in 2024. The title is no coincidence; it marks a clear line under this chapter of Far&High. In closing one door, we open many more. This is not an end or a beginning, but a moment in time that deserves attention. This is CODA!”

That context gives Coda EP by Far&High a stronger narrative beyond its tracklist. The release does not present itself as a reset or a final statement, but as a marker within the duo’s wider creative path. It captures where their sound currently stands while leaving space for what comes next.

A Five-Track Release With a Bandcamp-Only Cut

The EP also includes an exclusive Bandcamp-only track titled ‘Repeat It’, giving the release an additional cut available solely through the platform. The decision fits naturally with Unheard Music’s artist-led approach, where distribution, format, and release identity are treated as part of the wider creative process.

For Unheard Music, the release also carries added weight because Far&High are not only returning artists, but part of the label’s foundation. The duo co-founded Unheard Music alongside pizzaaftersex and Mona Chrome in 2025, placing them at the center of the label’s early identity and its focus on freedom over formulas.

Unheard Music Continues Building Beyond Releases

With a creative background spanning over 25 years in electronic music, Far&High continue to work beyond fixed genre boundaries while keeping their production connected to club functionality. On ‘Coda EP’, that approach comes through in the way the release moves between melodic detail, groove-led structure, and the kind of arrangement choices built for DJs.

Beyond recorded output, Unheard Music is also developing events, podcasts, video mixes, and upcoming off-site sessions across global locations including Dubai, London, and New York. These projects support the label’s wider aim of treating music as culture and community, not only as digital content.

With ‘Coda EP’, Far&High return to Unheard Music with a release that connects their own creative transition to the label’s broader direction. The five-track project reinforces the label’s underground focus while giving Far&High a clear point of reflection within their ongoing work.