Taking part in the demo-scene on Amiga computers during the 90's, Bacalao has not dropped the soundtrackers. After numerous collaborations (hip-hop, electro, reggae, flamenco, rock...), electronica becomes his main influence.

Between the soundtracker and the modern sequencer, he releases his first mini-album on Retinascan in 2004.

Thereafter, with a laptop and a midi controller, sometimes even an old amiga, he plays his live set oscillating between breaks and 8-bit sounds. Since then, collaborations follow on with many artists on Micromusic.net, bringing in 2005 a second album on Retinascan, "collaBPS".

In 2006, Midinette Records invites him to release two different EPs. The following year, he joins the 8-bit Operators and takes part to various compilations of 8-bit covers, like the Beatles, Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk released on Astralwerks (label of Placebo, Fatboy Slim, Phoenix,...).

Since then, while organizing parties, such as "Microking", he works with various labels, such as Egotwister and Bleepstreet Records, on which he releases "Mixes for Fluokids".

In 2013, he wins the remix contest for Squarepusher organised by Bleep.com. "In the end, the Bacalao remix won because it was a proper rollercoaster ride and put a big smile on my face!" (Squarepusher).

Around that period, he joins the label Static Records starting to manage it with Nixx, Size and Jok.

Between 2016 and 2019, after several club oriented releases, he starts to work on his "Tourist" series of EPs with sounds and videos brought back from Japan.

In 2019, he releases "Yo Rap!", his second EP for Static Records after "Tribal Love" in 2011.

Poetry, Radio, Rave Music.
Cornish maid who likes to get artsy.
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Make a pledge to the Kickstarter for "Dark Age" here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2071822561/rotwangs-new-lp-dark-age

Rotwang has an ear for melody and rhythm; each track chugs forward with a sense of purpose. It is a singular trait, however, that the purpose is often threateningly ambiguous.

This atmospheric dissonance characterizes Rotwang, and he is most visible when the sense of tension and dread woven into the anatomy of synth lines is made manifest. The effect is not achieved through any particular combination of effects or reliance on an overtly gloomy aesthetic. Rather, it is built as each track evolves and is perceived through those constant evolutions.

It is not all darkness and pounding hearts, though. In another move taken from the horror genre, Rotwang seems to enjoy having fun with the listener; some of the tensest moments dissolve into what edges very close to dance and pop. One eventually feels that the man behind the upheaval has a wry smile on. This is not the music of dour, humorless introspection.

For all inquiries: rotwangsound@gmail.com

hello, my name is cylob, and i make electronic music

Looking for studio Projects/Producers & Manager, ideally being part of the creative process within Cornwall, UK.

My main influences are Film, Dance, Electronic, Gaming and Experimental but I love most genres so would consider all opportunities.

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Influences:

Bob Vylan, Bloodywood, Dead Prez, Wu Tang Clan, Michael McDonald, Sa-Roc, Martha Wash, Carl Cox, Gilly Dangerous, Brett Wilde, Gary Numan, Peter Gabriel, Docile Doberman, Rage Against the Machine, Foo Fighters, Michael Jackson , Saul Williams, Ennio Morricone, Pink Floyd, Peter Skellern, Jerry Goldsmith, Genesis, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Radiohead, Hans Zimmer, Steely Dan, Stereo Lab,  Elliot Smith, Rufus Wainright, Led Zepplin, Akala, Ella Fitz Gerald, Olivia Newton John, Kate Bush, Freddy Fresh, John Barry,  Klaus Doldinger, James Honer, John Willams, Stevie Nicks,  Joni Mitchell, Portishead, Goldfrapp, Orbital , Professor Green , Nick Drake, John Martyn, Tim Buckly,  Elkie Brooks, Christopher Cross, Amy Winehouse, Bjork, The Carpenters, Whitney Houston, Veela, Sam Brown, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Clare Torry, Beth Hart, Frank Zappa, Grace Jones, Adele, Jessie J, Wintergaten ohhhh and Barry White, how could I forget you!

My EP comprised of a few old tracks "Royal Wavetable Mellodies & Old TDKs" is getting a vinyl release on FILM Check it out here:
https://futureislisteningmusic.bandcamp.com/album/royal-wavetable-mellodies-old-tdks

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