Atoi are ◆ Ida Cæcilie Rasmussen ‡ Joel Gjærsbøl Pedersen ‡ Stig Helmer Jensen ‡ Emil Assing Høyer

Produced by ◆ Atoi
All songs written and played by ◆ Atoi
Mixed and Engineered by ◆ Emil Assing Høyer
Recorded and Mixed at ◆ Lydsystem, Valby 2010
Mastered by ◆ Anders Schumann at C4 studio
Artwork by ◆ Ditte Egholm and Laura Rathschau

All rights reserved - © & (P) Fake Diamond Records 2010/2011


Atoi is a 4 piece band from Copenhagen, Denmark that you need to know about. Together they weave beautiful tapestries of audio delights. Their forte is odd pop melodies with a sprinkling of what the Scandinavians do best – indie electronica and a touch of northern star melancholy. The music is stitched together by four individuals who join forces to create a diverse outcome. Dark pop melodies added 80s synth melancholy, bass and guitar mixed with colourful electronic beats.
Formed in 2005 Atoi were discovered by Björk no less, who featured their own sublime cover of the seminal track ‘Army of Me’ on her Tsunami Benefit long player. A natural progression following this was an official release of their cover on a subsequent Bjork album ‘Army of Me – Remixes and Covers’; and in February 2009 after cutting their teeth across Denmark’s most revered venues and events (Vega, Roskilde et al) they released their debut album ‘Youth Machines’. The album called up other stalwarts from the Copenhagen scene for remixes including such as Opiate (Thomas Knak), Kasper Bjørke (Filur) and MhM One (Tartelet Records.) Atoi has played concerts at some of the most recognized venues and festivals like Roskilde Festival in Denmark, but also toured in Sweden and New York – Atoi was picked out for the Jenny Wilson tour in Denmark 2010 and in april 2011 they supported James Blake in Copenhagen.
Now Atoi are ready to release their second album "Waves of Past Relations" world wide the May 9 2011.

http://atoi.dk/ + http://www.myspace.com/Atoidk + http://www.facebook.com/pages/Atoi/7027509052?ref=ts



Atoi - Yearning

Atoi - Yearning (Taragana Pyjarama Remix)

Atoi - Yearning (Henrik Koefod Remix)

Atoi - Once Upon a Time (Erixx Remix)

Atoi - Tonight (Jupins skramlefarmer remix)

Atoi - Yearning (Craft Spells Remix)

Atoi is a 4 piece band from Copenhagen, Denmark that you need to know about. Together they weave beautiful tapestries of audio delights. Their forte is odd pop melodies with a sprinkling of what the Scandinavians do best – indie electronica and a touch of northern star melancholy. The music is stitched together by four individuals who join forces to create a diverse outcome. Dark pop melodies added 80s synth melancholy, bass and guitar mixed with colourful electronic beats.
Formed in 2005 Atoi were discovered by Björk no less, who featured their own sublime cover of the seminal track ‘Army of Me’ on her Tsunami Benefit long player. A natural progression following this was an official release of their cover on a subsequent Bjork album ‘Army of Me – Remixes and Covers’; and in February 2009 after cutting their teeth across Denmark’s most revered venues and events (Vega, Roskilde et al) they released their debut album ‘Youth Machines’. The album called up other stalwarts from the Copenhagen scene for remixes including such as Opiate (Thomas Knak), Kasper Bjørke (Filur) and MhM One (Tartelet Records.) Atoi has played concerts at some of the most recognized venues and festivals like Roskilde Festival in Denmark, but also toured in Sweden and New York – Atoi was picked out for the Jenny Wilson tour in Denmark 2010 and in april 2011 they supported James Blake in Copenhagen.
Now Atoi are ready to release their second album "Waves of Past Relations" world wide the May 9 2011.

Atoi - All The Way

Atoi - Clementine

Atoi - Night

Atoi - Camouflage

Atoi - Don't Go To Bed

Atoi - Small Distance

Atoi - Bow & Arrow

Atoi - Jean

Atoi - Neighbour (Kasper Bjørke remix)

Atoi - Once Upon A Time (MHM One remix)

Atoi - Mundo (Copyfokking remix)

Atoi - Powerball (Kasette remix)

Atoi is a 4 piece band from Copenhagen, Denmark that you need to know about. Together they weave beautiful tapestries of audio delights. Their forte is odd pop melodies with a sprinkling of what the Scandinavians do best – indie electronica and a touch of northern star melancholy. The music is stitched together by four individuals who join forces to create a diverse outcome. Dark pop melodies added 80s synth melancholy, bass and guitar mixed with colourful electronic beats.
Formed in 2005 Atoi were discovered by Björk no less, who featured their own sublime cover of the seminal track ‘Army of Me’ on her Tsunami Benefit long player. A natural progression following this was an official release of their cover on a subsequent Bjork album ‘Army of Me – Remixes and Covers’; and in February 2009 after cutting their teeth across Denmark’s most revered venues and events (Vega, Roskilde et al) they released their debut album ‘Youth Machines’. The album called up other stalwarts from the Copenhagen scene for remixes including such as Opiate (Thomas Knak), Kasper Bjørke (Filur) and MhM One (Tartelet Records.) Atoi has played concerts at some of the most recognized venues and festivals like Roskilde Festival in Denmark, but also toured in Sweden and New York – Atoi was picked out for the Jenny Wilson tour in Denmark 2010 and in april 2011 they supported James Blake in Copenhagen.
Now Atoi are ready to release their second album "Waves of Past Relations" world wide the May 9 2011.


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