Bloomurian, the electronic music and DJ project of Robin Liepman, known as Bloom, appears in this catalog from 2021, with Rise Up Remixed, a Liquid Bloom remix of "Rise Up," and the album Empires Die...Life Evolves. In 2022 he moved through a compilation and a few singles. In 2023 the catalog turned into a remix project, built around "Fragrance" and its many reworkings by other producers. In 2024 the "Organic Intelligence" revision series and the "Forest Guardians" family followed. The pace quickened in 2025 and 2026 with "Bass Ritual" and its remix lineage, the eight-track Embers of a Forgotten Prayer (Revibed), and the June 2026 single "Ausangate." The sound spans Ecstatic Dance, World Bass, Trip-Hop, Glitchy, Psy-Dub and Trap. Most of the catalog is singles and remixes rather than full-length records, so treat this guide as a sampler.
2026. The most recent single listed, and the clearest picture of where the project is heading now. Start with the title track, "Ausangate."
2026. A grounded, footfall-minded title in the newest run of singles. It sits at the current edge of the arc. Drop into "Earth Walkers."
2026. A cosmic-titled remix, part of the 2026 habit of reshaping other artists' material. Press play on the remix itself.
2026. A shared edit crediting Chakaruna directly, one of the collaborative threads in the recent catalog. Begin with the edit.
2026. A revibe with Liquid Bloom, the closest creative partnership in the catalog. Start with the revibe.
2026. A recode of the central 2026 original. By title it may be a softer take, though that is an inference. Press play on the recode.
2026. AguaMayyim reworks the ritual bass of the original. It is part of the "Bass Ritual" remix family. Start with the remix.
2026. Serpentis's revibe of the "Embers" material, with a prayerful title. It is a single-track view into the larger collection. Start with the revibe.
Released April 3, 2026. This eight-track release is the largest body of work in the catalog and the best longer listen here. It covers several moods in one sitting and includes the Serpentis version. Begin with the opening track and let it run.
2026. His own mix of another artist's piece, with a chromatic, open-ended title. Start with the mix.
2026. Kadela's take on "Bass Ritual." It is another angle on the same low-end ceremony. Start with the remix.
March 2026. A more Middle Eastern-tinged direction, with the oud named in the title. It widens the palette of the recent catalog. Start with the title track.
March 13, 2026. The recommended starting point: heavy low end and ritual framing in a compact form. It anchors the whole remix family. Press play on the single.
2026. The recode of "Cloud Walker," a gentler-sounding title, though that is inferred. Start with the recode.
2026. A single with a flowing, affirmative title, part of the current stream of releases. Start with the title track.
2026. A good entry to the collaborative side, where Bloom reshapes another artist's material alongside Liquid Bloom. Start with the remix.
2026. A threshold-minded title that suggests in-between spaces. It sits among the newest singles. Start with the title track.
2026. His remix of "Kala," continuing the remix-led approach. Start with the remix.
2026. A dub treatment, which points to the Psy-Dub side of his roots. Start with the dub.
December 2025. A five-track collection showing the same material reworked by different hands. Start at the first track.
2025. An earlier release under this title, which shows the idea circulating before the 2026 single. Start with the title track.
2025. A recode of the 2023 "Blooming Lotus," showing how older material gets revisited. Start with the recode.
2025. The first volume of remix reworkings, which set the pattern for Vol 2. Start at the first track.
2025. A compilation of Liquid Bloom remixes that points to a long-running partnership. Start with the opening track.
2025. An earthy, ancestral-sounding title. Start with the title track.
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2025. The instrumental version, with the voices removed. Press play on it.
2025. A title that suggests a meditative, monastic space. Start with the title track.
2025. The original that the 2026 revibes would later rework. Start with the title track.
2025. His remix of "My Prayer," in line with the devotional titles around it. Start with the remix.
2025. The source piece for the later recodes. Start with the title track.
2025. A Liquid Bloom collaboration, with an opening-up title. Start with the revibe.
2025. A title that suggests inward pull and spin. Start with the title track.
2025. A single named for alignment, which sits next to "Centripetal" in the year's releases. Start with the title track.
2025. A summons-style title that suggests a darker, denser place. Start with the title track.
2025. A reworked version of "Electric Dust," with a gritty, textural title. Start with the title track.
2025. A title that evokes glow seeping through the edges. Start with the title track.
2025. Another Liquid Bloom partnership, named for a towering rainforest tree. Start with the remix.
2025. One of the few releases listed as a full album. Its title joins dance and ecology, so it is a natural way to take in the project's range. Start with the opening track.
2025. A single with a simple, elemental title. Start with the title track.
2025. Named for meditative absorption, a quieter point in the year. Start with the title track.
2025. A dawn-light title closing out the 2025 list. Start with the title track.
2024. A full remix album that shows his work reshaping a whole body of another artist's material. Start with the opening track.
2024. His remix of "Sovereignty Reign." Start with the remix.
2024. An outward-looking single. Start with the title track.
2024. A regenerated take that rounds out the "Organic Intelligence" series. Start with the title track.
2024. A compilation, so he appears here as one voice among many. Start with his contribution.
2024. The earliest listed appearance of the "Bass Ritual" title. Start with the title track.
2024. bodē's revision of the original. Start with the revision.
2024. A Tylepathy revision with "Deep Space" in the title. Start with the revision.
2024. A second Tylepathy take, this time ambient and dub. Start with the revision.
2024. A mythic, nostalgic title. Start with the title track.
2024. Mushina's revision. Start with the revision.
2024. CYMA's revision. Start with the revision.
2024. CALAGNA's revision. Start with the revision.
2024. Temple Step Project's revision. Start with the revision.
2024. Geometrae's revision, the last in this run. Start with the revision.
2024. His remix of "Phoenix," a rebirth-minded title. Start with the remix.
2024. A remix album, another full-length rework. Start with the opening track.
2024. A place-named single that hints at a dub-leaning reverie. Start with the title track.
2024. The source for the whole revision series. Start here before the reworkings.
2024. His remix of "Love x3." Start with the remix.
2024. A Liquid Bloom reimagining. Start with it.
2024. A playful single. Start with the title track.
2024. Another single with a rhythmic, worldly name. Start with the title track.
2024. Nyrus's remix. Start with it.
2024. A remixed version of the single. Start with the opening track.
2024. An open-air, movement-minded title. Start with the title track.
2024. A title that suggests the dark-and-dirty side of the sound. Start with the title track.
2024. A far-flung title that sits among the year's singles. Start with the title track.
2024. The original behind the remixes. Start with the title track.
2024. The first remix volume of the "Multiverse" material. Start at the opening track.
2024. A calm title, apt for a quieter moment. Start with the title track.
2024. His remix of a devotional-sounding piece. Start with the remix.
2024. His remix of "Spirals." Start with the remix.
2024. A remix shared with Nizhóní. Start with it.
2024. A fire-tending single that sits next to "Oh Fire." Start with the title track.
2023. His revibe of a body-centered piece. Start with the revibe.
2023. A compilation with a starry title. Start with the opening track.
2023. A remix shared with Nyrus. Start with it.
2023. A regenerated take that gathers the "Fragrance" family. Start with the title track.
2023. Wolf Tech's remix. Start with it.
2023. Tylepathy's remix. Start with it.
2023. SWAYLÓ's remix. Start with it.
2023. Nyrus's remix. Start with it.
2023. Numatik's remix. Start with it.
2023. Geometrae's remix. Start with it.
2023. Cyma's remix. Start with it.
2023. Akriza's remix, the last in the "Fragrance" run. Start with it.
2023. A title that hints at the Glitchy, psychedelic side. Start with the title track.
2023. The original behind the 2025 recode. Start with the title track.
2023. A short, direct title. Start with the title track.
2023. The source for the "Fragrance" remixes. Start here.
2023. A signal-fire title. Start with the title track.
2022. A single with a rhythmic, chant-like name. Start with the title track.
2022. A compilation, so he appears alongside other artists. Start with his contribution.
2022. An introspective single. Start with the title track.
2021. An album, and one of the earliest listed releases. Its title frames the project's themes of change. Start with the opening track.
2021. A remix album, showing the remix approach from the start of the catalog. Start with the opening track.
2021. The earliest entry listed here, a Liquid Bloom remix. It marks the start of the partnership that runs through the catalog. Start with the remix.
These picks rest on titles and the catalog notes, not on documented use.
- Devotional: Embers of a Forgotten Prayer (Revibed). Its eight tracks cover several moods, and "My Prayer (Bloomurian Remix)" is a shorter alternative.
- Contemplative: "Zen Gompa," or "Dhyana" for a quieter sit.
- Energetic: "Bass Ritual," where the project's heavy low end and ritual framing are most compact.
- Healing: "Blooming Lotus (Light Language Recode)," or "Breathing in Serenity" for a gentler listen.