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‘Tomorrow's Here to Stay’ by Andy Korg

‘Tomorrow's Here to Stay’ by Andy Korg He returns after a break that lasted a little longer than planned. Months turned into years, and a band member transformed into a solo artist.  With ‘Tomorrow's Here to Stay’, Andy Korg delivers electropop flavoured with the essence of the 80s.   This amazing electro-pop sound is in a class of its own, impresses with catchy melodies harmonising with a pulsating synth bass groove, sailing to new musical shores in the wake of a driving beat. The song's mood is both melancholic and euphoric, with a playful and meticulously chosen sound palette creating a grandiose spectrum that, if described in colours, ranges from pastel to neon. ‘Tomorrow's Here to Stay’ is a wonderful piece of music and promises to be just the beginning. If the following singles maintain this quality, we can eagerly look forward to the coming months. AndyKorg.com     facebook     spotify     instagram     youtube     tiktok Q&A How did your passion for music b
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A Sonic Odyssey by Coq Freisenberger

A Sonic Odyssey by Coq Freisenberger

Whenever experimental electronic music is discussed, the name Coq Freisenberger, aka Russ Andrade, always emerges, whether in the background or foreground. 
Recently, Russ released three new tracks that are sure to impress. '240914 Might I Say Happy' is the perfect introduction for those unfamiliar with Coq Freisenberger's work, featuring nearly pop-like qualities. As the title suggests, this track is on the sunnier side, boasting a spectacular soundscape reminiscent of the jump'n'run arcade sounds of the past.
'240923 Urban Ceremonial Dance' reflects the morning rush hour, capturing the chaos of city life but with a dynamic rhythm pulsating to the beat of life. And finally, my favorite from this constellation of three, ‘240920 Enjoying The View,’ is an art-meets-experimental sound installation that, for me, tells the middle part of the story, so to speak. This means forming a daily routine that starts with '240923 Urban Ceremonial Dance,' followed by '240920 Enjoying The View,' and concludes with '240914 Might I Say Happy' in the evening. Of course, that's just my personal take.
All in all, these three tracks will undoubtedly delight fans of experimental electronics. For newcomers to the genre, I highly recommend '240914 Might I Say Happy.'



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