Since 2024, Sweeps and luv pug have quietly stacked eight releases with Chillhop Music, popping up across our Essentials compilations and Daydreams 3 while doing serious numbers without making a big fuss about it. Now they’re putting out their first full-length collaborative album, Oregon Coast. The idea is simple: a set of tracks to carry you somewhere else for a bit.
The album pulls from years spent driving through the Pacific Northwest, staring out at the lush coastline. The fog, the trees, the stretches of road that give you space to think. The album invites listeners into a calm, transportive space where instrumental music becomes a gateway to another place, another pace, and another state of mind. It's not always sunny skies (sometimes it’s rainy and gloomy) and that's exactly the point.
A lot of the track names reference real places in Oregon, but the instrumentals are open enough to leave room for interpretation. Distant yet familiar, like postcards from both faraway landscapes and locales right down the street. What evokes foggy beaches and winding highways for one listener may spark entirely different memories for another. The coast, in particular, left an impression on both Sweeps and luv pug. That mood runs through the album. This is music for getting out of your own head for a while. Stuff to listen to while you work, drive, or lounge around doing nothing particularly productive. Oregon Coast doesn’t try to force a feeling. It just gives you room for you, allowing whatever’s already there to settle for a bit.
Certain tracks help shape the record’s range. “Elk Creek” keeps things confined and steady, the kind of track that glistens in the background in the best of ways. “PCH”, meanwhile, lifts the tempo slightly, hinting at motion without overwhelming. “Multnomah Falls” leans more melancholic and reflective, while “Astoria” pushes into stranger territory, bending the sound just enough to keep things interesting. Each track carries its own mood and arc, offering listeners a sense of movement and discovery throughout the record. Taken together, Oregon Coast feels less like something comforting, that you return to as often as you can. An album meant to live in your headphones, your car, or your home, guiding you gently through the week, the month, or however long you choose to stay.
About Sweeps: Sweeps is an instrumental and lo-fi hip-hop producer from the United States known for his distinct fusion of chill beats, nostalgic electronic textures, and retrofuturist sci-fi themes. Since 2016, Sweeps’ catalog has quietly contributed to the underground beat landscape as he has cultivated a dedicated and supportive audience. His sound brings dusty hip-hop sensibilities into forward-thinking productions that feel like broadcasts from another time and place. Sweeps’ music has garnered over 75 million streams globally and has been featured in viral videos, short films, video games and advertisements. Sweeps created the soundtracks for the independent sci-fi film Frequencies (2023) as well as the independent video game Mushroom Clicker (2025). He recently surpassed 25,000 followers on Spotify and has a growing email list of 3,500 contacts. Sweeps has independently sold over 1,000 vinyl LPs and cassettes to his supportive fanbase on Bandcamp. In late 2024, Sweeps teamed up with luv pug to release their track ‘Oregon Coast’. The track received over 3 million streams on Spotify and sparked the creation of their upcoming album of the same name.
About luv pug: luv pug is the lo-fi brainchild of LA-based guitarist/producer Kyle Scherrer. The alias was born in May of 2021 in an attempt to serve as a side project, but has since turned into a major creative outlet and a symbol of pug celebration. 10% of all luv pug royalties are donated to "Pug Nation Rescue of Los Angeles", a registered non-profit dedicated to rescuing pugs. luv pug has crossed the 100+ million stream mark across DSPs, with 40 million coming from Apple Music. Having been on every major lo-fi editorial playlist on Spotify (including lofi beats, Jazz Vibes, lofi chill, etc), as well as several major editorial playlists on Apple Music (Bedtime Beats, Lo-Fi Sunday, Lo-Fi Chill, Lo-Fi Jazz, etc), there has been strong DSP support for his music. In addition to producing lo-fi music as luv pug, he has produced 3 platinum selling K-pop songs, accounting for over five million physical albums sold globally and landing him a #1 Billboard plaque for his work with the group ATEEZ.
The album pulls from years spent driving through the Pacific Northwest, staring out at the lush coastline. The fog, the trees, the stretches of road that give you space to think. The album invites listeners into a calm, transportive space where instrumental music becomes a gateway to another place, another pace, and another state of mind. It's not always sunny skies (sometimes it’s rainy and gloomy) and that's exactly the point.
A lot of the track names reference real places in Oregon, but the instrumentals are open enough to leave room for interpretation. Distant yet familiar, like postcards from both faraway landscapes and locales right down the street. What evokes foggy beaches and winding highways for one listener may spark entirely different memories for another. The coast, in particular, left an impression on both Sweeps and luv pug. That mood runs through the album. This is music for getting out of your own head for a while. Stuff to listen to while you work, drive, or lounge around doing nothing particularly productive. Oregon Coast doesn’t try to force a feeling. It just gives you room for you, allowing whatever’s already there to settle for a bit.
Certain tracks help shape the record’s range. “Elk Creek” keeps things confined and steady, the kind of track that glistens in the background in the best of ways. “PCH”, meanwhile, lifts the tempo slightly, hinting at motion without overwhelming. “Multnomah Falls” leans more melancholic and reflective, while “Astoria” pushes into stranger territory, bending the sound just enough to keep things interesting. Each track carries its own mood and arc, offering listeners a sense of movement and discovery throughout the record. Taken together, Oregon Coast feels less like something comforting, that you return to as often as you can. An album meant to live in your headphones, your car, or your home, guiding you gently through the week, the month, or however long you choose to stay.
About Sweeps: Sweeps is an instrumental and lo-fi hip-hop producer from the United States known for his distinct fusion of chill beats, nostalgic electronic textures, and retrofuturist sci-fi themes. Since 2016, Sweeps’ catalog has quietly contributed to the underground beat landscape as he has cultivated a dedicated and supportive audience. His sound brings dusty hip-hop sensibilities into forward-thinking productions that feel like broadcasts from another time and place. Sweeps’ music has garnered over 75 million streams globally and has been featured in viral videos, short films, video games and advertisements. Sweeps created the soundtracks for the independent sci-fi film Frequencies (2023) as well as the independent video game Mushroom Clicker (2025). He recently surpassed 25,000 followers on Spotify and has a growing email list of 3,500 contacts. Sweeps has independently sold over 1,000 vinyl LPs and cassettes to his supportive fanbase on Bandcamp. In late 2024, Sweeps teamed up with luv pug to release their track ‘Oregon Coast’. The track received over 3 million streams on Spotify and sparked the creation of their upcoming album of the same name.
About luv pug: luv pug is the lo-fi brainchild of LA-based guitarist/producer Kyle Scherrer. The alias was born in May of 2021 in an attempt to serve as a side project, but has since turned into a major creative outlet and a symbol of pug celebration. 10% of all luv pug royalties are donated to "Pug Nation Rescue of Los Angeles", a registered non-profit dedicated to rescuing pugs. luv pug has crossed the 100+ million stream mark across DSPs, with 40 million coming from Apple Music. Having been on every major lo-fi editorial playlist on Spotify (including lofi beats, Jazz Vibes, lofi chill, etc), as well as several major editorial playlists on Apple Music (Bedtime Beats, Lo-Fi Sunday, Lo-Fi Chill, Lo-Fi Jazz, etc), there has been strong DSP support for his music. In addition to producing lo-fi music as luv pug, he has produced 3 platinum selling K-pop songs, accounting for over five million physical albums sold globally and landing him a #1 Billboard plaque for his work with the group ATEEZ.
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