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Labrador Labratories blur fiction and reality on “Coded to be Free” [Video]

  • May 29, 2026
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After a long break, Labrador Labratories, return with “Coded to be Free,” a hazy, slow-burning indie track that feels both reflective and easy to get lost in. Built around soft instrumentation and warm vocals, the song settles into a hypnotic groove.

The band’s unusual history gives the track an extra layer. What started in 2009 as a fictional music project eventually turned into a real band with albums, tours, and an international following. That experience feeds naturally into the themes of “Coded to be Free,” which reflects on identity and authenticity in a world shaped by curated online personas.

There’s a relaxed confidence to the way Labrador Labratories handle the track. The production feels intimate and lived-in, while the dreamy atmosphere carries the song forward naturally. Even the video, which follows two chairs escaping a furniture store for a romantic day out, matches the track’s offbeat charm.

“Coded to be Free” feels like a thoughtful return from a band settling comfortably back into their own space. Subtle, immersive, and full of character, it leaves a strong impression without needing to shout for attention.

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