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Soultape

Soultape is a Moscow-linked producer whose debut album The Last Universe (RTSFM012, 2025) spans ambient, house, minimal, electro and breakbeat.

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Soultape's debut album, The Last Universe, is the 12th release on the RTS.FM label. Soultape has been recorded for RTS.FM since at least 2019, and the album ties new material to tracks that go back further. Published biographical detail is sparse, so this page follows the record and the sets the label has documented.

On the RTS.FM label

The Last Universe is catalogued as RTSFM012 and was released on 14 November 2025 as a digital album, according to the RTS.FM Bandcamp page. The label calls it Soultape's debut album, 14 tracks none of which were previously released, with a style that moves between ambient, house and minimal, electro and breakbeat. Some tracks were originally recorded as far back as 2012, the description says, and are blended with entirely new work.

The tracklist runs "Singularity (intro)", "Lost Paradise", "Merkaba", "Intergalactic", "Dub Souvenir", "In My Eyes", "Destroy The Matrix", "Desert Ghosts", "Memories Of Future", "Hello 303", "Old Good Times", "Choices", "Let Me Know" and "Supernova (outro)". The opening and closing tracks are labelled intro and outro, and the label describes the whole as a hypnotic musical journey. Bandcamp tags it deep house, house, minimal house, ambient, breaks and electronic, with Moscow as the label's location.

Sound and style

The album description is the best published statement of the sound: hypnotic, long-form and genre-fluid, with track lengths that run from about five to ten minutes. The opener "Singularity (intro)" is the longest at just over ten minutes, per the Bandcamp tracklist, and the closer is the shortest at around five. Titles such as "Hello 303" and "Destroy The Matrix" point to a taste for acid-adjacent synth lines, though we do not claim more than the titles and the label's own description show.

Live recordings and presentation

RTS.FM's own YouTube archive holds the clearest picture of the live side. A session recorded for RTS.FM St. Petersburg in partnership with Taka Taka is dated 2 May 2019 in its description, and an "Album Presentation" for The Last Universe was recorded as a collaboration between RTS.FM and the Moscow venue Substance on 30 October 2025. The presentation's description lists a tracklist that mixes the album with other Soultape tracks, including "From The Heart", "Volatura", "Plastic Pop" and "Retromantic", plus a remix of Dibe's "Mystery Of Suffering".

RTS.FM Connection

The archive holds 16 videos with Soultape in the title: the two sets above, and a video for each of the 14 tracks on The Last Universe, all uploaded on 30 August 2026. The album presentation is the longest, at about 1 hour 21 minutes, and the 2019 set runs about 52 minutes. For the wider archive, see our look at what the RTS.FM archive holds.

Soultape Album Presentation, RTS.FM x Substance, Moscow, 30 October 2025
Soultape, RTS.FM St. Petersburg x Taka Taka, 2 May 2019

FAQ

Who is Soultape?

Soultape is a producer and DJ whose debut album, The Last Universe, came out as RTSFM012 on the RTS.FM label on 14 November 2025.

How old is Soultape?

Soultape has not published a birth date or year in any source we opened, so no age can be given.

Where is Soultape from?

No birthplace is published. The label is based in Moscow, where the album presentation took place, and an earlier set was recorded in St. Petersburg.

What genre does Soultape play?

The label describes the album as ranging from ambient, house and minimal to electro and breakbeat, and tags it deep house and minimal house.

What is Soultape's real name?

No distinct real name is public. The artist records and performs as Soultape.

What is The Last Universe?

It is Soultape's debut album on the RTS.FM label, catalogue number RTSFM012, with 14 previously unreleased tracks, released on 14 November 2025.

How long is The Last Universe?

The 14 tracks on the Bandcamp tracklist range from about five to ten minutes each, which puts the album at well over an hour.

Has Soultape played for RTS.FM?

Yes. The archive holds a St. Petersburg session dated 2 May 2019 and an album presentation recorded in Moscow on 30 October 2025.

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