Coming Soon From Cymasonic Recordings
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1. Nya drömmar
2. Elven
3. Siste stasjon
4. Bleep
5. Kan inte stoppa
6. Äntligen hemma
The Cymasonic Recordings label has gotten its hands on a textbook specimen of the old school electro sound with the Mpc 101 EP. The six track mini-LP is the undertaking of Robomatic,
a moniker assumed for this project by Robin C, also one half of Trulz
& Robin and Dance Disorder. At a time when much of dance music is
being degraded and repurposed for a younger generation mostly unaware of
their roots, this 'electro-romantic' homage to the true sound proves a
necessary addition to the dialogue: electro said in confidence.
Highlights like "Nya drömmar," "Bleep," and "Elven"
take listeners back to a purer time that even predates techno, while
worshipping the same seemingly alien electro-pop influences of
Kraftwerk, the distinguisher being that it has more to do with early
electronic experimentations in hip-hop and funk. The best thing about
the electronic culture is that the lines have always been a bit blurred,
bleeding over any perceived borders. This is how Cymasonic finds itself
releasing in such a classic American style -- but produced by
Scandinavians -- and the planet continues to spin 'round.
Label and Artist Links:
www.cymasonic.com
@trulzandrobin
1. Nya drömmar
2. Elven
3. Siste stasjon
4. Bleep
5. Kan inte stoppa
6. Äntligen hemma
The Cymasonic Recordings label has gotten its hands on a textbook specimen of the old school electro sound with the Mpc 101 EP. The six track mini-LP is the undertaking of Robomatic,
a moniker assumed for this project by Robin C, also one half of Trulz
& Robin and Dance Disorder. At a time when much of dance music is
being degraded and repurposed for a younger generation mostly unaware of
their roots, this 'electro-romantic' homage to the true sound proves a
necessary addition to the dialogue: electro said in confidence.
Highlights like "Nya drömmar," "Bleep," and "Elven"
take listeners back to a purer time that even predates techno, while
worshipping the same seemingly alien electro-pop influences of
Kraftwerk, the distinguisher being that it has more to do with early
electronic experimentations in hip-hop and funk. The best thing about
the electronic culture is that the lines have always been a bit blurred,
bleeding over any perceived borders. This is how Cymasonic finds itself
releasing in such a classic American style -- but produced by
Scandinavians -- and the planet continues to spin 'round.
Label and Artist Links:
www.cymasonic.com
@trulzandrobin
The Cymasonic Recordings label has gotten its hands on a textbook specimen of the old school electro sound with the Mpc 101 EP. The six track mini-LP is the undertaking of Robomatic,
a moniker assumed for this project by Robin C, also one half of Trulz
& Robin and Dance Disorder. At a time when much of dance music is
being degraded and repurposed for a younger generation mostly unaware of
their roots, this 'electro-romantic' homage to the true sound proves a
necessary addition to the dialogue: electro said in confidence.
Highlights like "Nya drömmar," "Bleep," and "Elven"
take listeners back to a purer time that even predates techno, while
worshipping the same seemingly alien electro-pop influences of
Kraftwerk, the distinguisher being that it has more to do with early
electronic experimentations in hip-hop and funk. The best thing about
the electronic culture is that the lines have always been a bit blurred,
bleeding over any perceived borders. This is how Cymasonic finds itself
releasing in such a classic American style -- but produced by
Scandinavians -- and the planet continues to spin 'round.
Label and Artist Links:
www.cymasonic.com
www.soundcloud.com/trulzandrobin - See more at: http://8dpromo.net/campaign/show/641/f3ff4940-cd2d-11e2-92b8-8dd58519ef63#sthash.zEO45trx.dpuf
a moniker assumed for this project by Robin C, also one half of Trulz
& Robin and Dance Disorder. At a time when much of dance music is
being degraded and repurposed for a younger generation mostly unaware of
their roots, this 'electro-romantic' homage to the true sound proves a
necessary addition to the dialogue: electro said in confidence.
Highlights like "Nya drömmar," "Bleep," and "Elven"
take listeners back to a purer time that even predates techno, while
worshipping the same seemingly alien electro-pop influences of
Kraftwerk, the distinguisher being that it has more to do with early
electronic experimentations in hip-hop and funk. The best thing about
the electronic culture is that the lines have always been a bit blurred,
bleeding over any perceived borders. This is how Cymasonic finds itself
releasing in such a classic American style -- but produced by
Scandinavians -- and the planet continues to spin 'round.
Label and Artist Links:
www.cymasonic.com
www.soundcloud.com/trulzandrobin - See more at: http://8dpromo.net/campaign/show/641/f3ff4940-cd2d-11e2-92b8-8dd58519ef63#sthash.zEO45trx.dpuf
The Cymasonic Recordings label has gotten its hands on a textbook specimen of the old school electro sound with the Mpc 101 EP. The six track mini-LP is the undertaking of Robomatic,
a moniker assumed for this project by Robin C, also one half of Trulz
& Robin and Dance Disorder. At a time when much of dance music is
being degraded and repurposed for a younger generation mostly unaware of
their roots, this 'electro-romantic' homage to the true sound proves a
necessary addition to the dialogue: electro said in confidence.
Highlights like "Nya drömmar," "Bleep," and "Elven"
take listeners back to a purer time that even predates techno, while
worshipping the same seemingly alien electro-pop influences of
Kraftwerk, the distinguisher being that it has more to do with early
electronic experimentations in hip-hop and funk. The best thing about
the electronic culture is that the lines have always been a bit blurred,
bleeding over any perceived borders. This is how Cymasonic finds itself
releasing in such a classic American style -- but produced by
Scandinavians -- and the planet continues to spin 'round.
Label and Artist Links:
www.cymasonic.com
www.soundcloud.com/trulzandrobin - See more at: http://8dpromo.net/campaign/show/641/f3ff4940-cd2d-11e2-92b8-8dd58519ef63#sthash.zEO45trx.dpuf
a moniker assumed for this project by Robin C, also one half of Trulz
& Robin and Dance Disorder. At a time when much of dance music is
being degraded and repurposed for a younger generation mostly unaware of
their roots, this 'electro-romantic' homage to the true sound proves a
necessary addition to the dialogue: electro said in confidence.
Highlights like "Nya drömmar," "Bleep," and "Elven"
take listeners back to a purer time that even predates techno, while
worshipping the same seemingly alien electro-pop influences of
Kraftwerk, the distinguisher being that it has more to do with early
electronic experimentations in hip-hop and funk. The best thing about
the electronic culture is that the lines have always been a bit blurred,
bleeding over any perceived borders. This is how Cymasonic finds itself
releasing in such a classic American style -- but produced by
Scandinavians -- and the planet continues to spin 'round.
Label and Artist Links:
www.cymasonic.com
www.soundcloud.com/trulzandrobin - See more at: http://8dpromo.net/campaign/show/641/f3ff4940-cd2d-11e2-92b8-8dd58519ef63#sthash.zEO45trx.dpuf
