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Igor Fleiszer aka iRobot. Well known music producer and DJ based in Warsaw. Half of Last Robots, Piona and NoDrama duo. He started his journey with electronic music over 18 years ago. His tracks were released on record labels such as: Sony, Kayax, EMI, Opus Records and many more. He remixed songs for Giorgio Moroder & SIA, Hurts, Smolik, Justyna Steczkowska, Novika, Kamp!, Sorry Boys and other. 
iRobot perform regulary in the best clubs and the biggest festivals. In 2008, he played as a official support for The Prodigy band in front of the 40.000 people. From 2012 he became an ambassador of Pioneer DJ brand. He is also artistic director of SnowFest Festival – biggest winter event in Poland. Every Saturday he runs a broadcast at Radiospacja.

BOOKING & INFO: lastrobots@gmail.com

The duo Last Robots are two Warsaw DJs - Bert & iRobot. They've come together over 20 years ago but each of them has clocked more individual DJ-miles previously. Bert used to be a resident in legendary club Piekarnia and that was the place where Bert and iRobot created their own project (previously known as Electricity!). 

In 2005, as a duo, Bert and Igor became residents at the On-Off club (later Vinyl), where they remained a solid presence, as promoters of their own night called Electricity!, with special guests including Felix Da Housecat, Annie Mac, Touche, Justin Robertson, King Roc, Yuksek, Lottie, Linus Loves, Oliver Huntemann, Ralph Lawson and Alex Metric.

Both are DJs and producers - they record under Last Robots name but they also run separate projects like Piona or Holiday80. Their DJing cooperation evolved into studio work and now Last Robots are not only out and about at parties, but more importantly for them they also create their own sounds and remixes for other musicians, including Giorgio Moroder & SIA, Hurts, Ursula1000, Kamp!, Novika, Jolie Cherie and many more. Their music were released on labels such as: Sony, Opus, Whiskey Disco, The Very Polish Cut Outs, EMI.
They have also clocked several well-received edits and bootlegs: their version of the "Piosenka Młodych Wioślarzy" by the Polish all-time cult band Kult went down a storm with audiences at festivals and parties in 2008-9. They have also created music for several commercials.

Last Robots have been everywhere in Poland – not just in clubs but also top festivals. They were present at Open'er, SnowFest, Audioriver and Live Festival, where they were the official support for The Prodigy. They also shared the stage with Soulwax, Booka Shade and Max Sedgley. In 2012 they visited Japan, where played a couple parties in clubs and festivals. 
Music they played represents different genres of house, but also electro and disco with powerfull and energetic vibe. If you like dance, you should definetely visit their show.

Contact: rawskirobot@gmail.com

Rawski & iRobot - the newest team of disco producers to hit Warsaw. Both have been in the club scene for over ten years and, while they have known each other for that decade, they only just started mixing up beats this year. The duo's first attempt at working together was an official remix for the British band Hurts. Rave reviews of the remix led to their own productions, resulting in the single and music video "Rush Hour" which features Warsaw in it's summer glory in the leading role.

Rawski remixes tracks for bands like Foster The People (plus a bunch of artists you've probably never heard of) and, in his free time, is a radio journalist with a weekly show focused on tracks that are less dance-y and more chill - as you can see by his support sets for the likes of Bonobo, Mount Kimbie, Gilles Peterson and more. iRobot is a DJ and producer from the renowned Polish duo, Last Robots. He's a party promoter who has played alongside Yuksek, Aeroplane, Felix da Housecat, Annie Mac and other. The two of them have spent the past decade playing at pretty much every single club and festival in Poland and have, finally, joined forces in the studio to work on new tracks.

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