The new alias and label, Temporary Pleasures, channel house, disco, and sample-based euphoria.
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Miami Horror have introduced their new label Temporary Pleasures with the debut release from their club-driven alter-ego TOGETHERNESS. Out now, ‘Hard 2 Forget U’ channels classic disco and French house through a contemporary, sample-based lens.
Rooted in Benjamin Plant’s early love for crate-digging and French touch aesthetics, TOGETHERNESS arrives as both a new creative outlet and a return to form. “‘House music is all about following the feeling… I just made these tracks for pure enjoyment,” shares Plant. Built around euphoric loops and minimal adornment, the single captures a direct, groove-heavy style focused on repetition, energy, and shared experience.
“Togetherness is a reminder of the unity found in music and on the dance floor,” says Plant, reflecting on the project’s inspiration from Western disco traditions and modern rave culture. While the alias now sees public release, its roots go back to Plant’s youth and musical origins before Miami Horror’s success with albums like ‘Illumination’ and ‘We Always Had Tomorrow.’
The launch of Temporary Pleasures reinforces that ethos—dedicated to community, nostalgia, and dancefloor connection. In addition to releases, the label will present events under the name Pleasure Center and curate mixtapes spotlighting emerging artists in disco, house, funk, and R&B.
Listen to ‘Hard 2 Forget U’ below and get your copy here.
