Irakli’s new album is due to come out September 2023 on Live at Robert Johnson. Mechanical Moon is a retrofuturistic adventure of beautiful compositions and pulsating rhythms which are weaved together over the span of eight tracks.

We are immersed into evocative atmospheres, full of intricate textures. This is techno where you close your eyes and board an ocean liner that slowly rises and floats towards the moon.

Happy human with sad eyes roamed the neon-lit streets of the artificial island. This section of the metropolis had been designed as a necessity more than any other amenities. It had been allocated a budget surpassing the one for waste management in a city housing over a billion inhabitants.

Society had managed to eradicate love, yet it still grappled with untamed primal instincts such as dancing, sex, or violence. The island provided a discreet haven, away from the prying eyes of telescreens that silently stared into all souls. Similar to Las Vegas centuries ago, it was a safe space where anything was fair game.

Once there, night time lasted all day. Everything retained an analog essence. Music emanated from vintage record players. Amidst the laughter and tears, the artificial glow of the mechanical moon had become the last reminder
of life outside.

A life so repetitive that he had been consumed by the desire to transform into a machine or a human satellite. Yet, breaking the cycle in such a manner remained impossible. And so, he wandered for hours on the island, among the weary faces.

Happy as one could be.

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Irakli - Mechanical Moon LP (Live at Robert Johnson 100)

Irakli’s new album is due to come out September 2023 on Live at Robert Johnson. Mechanical Moon is a retrofuturistic adventure of beautiful compositions and pulsating rhythms which are weaved together over the span of eight tracks.

We are immersed into evocative atmospheres, full of intricate textures. This is techno where you close your eyes and board an ocean liner that slowly rises and floats towards the moon.

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PREMIERE: Irakli - Cell Sculpture [Live At Robert Johnson]

Special premiere starting this week! Our long-time friend Irakli is releasing his new album 'Mechanical Moon' on Live at Robert Johnson this month, marking the massive number 100 in the label's catalogue.

We have the honour of sharing with you our favourite track from the LP. 'Exploration' feels like the energetic culmination of the retro-futuristic journey this record takes the listener on. Sitting somewhere between techno, trance and IDM vibes, this tune is guaranteed to enhance any trip on the dance floor. 

We can only tease you with this track today but once the album is out we highly recommend to listen from start to finish and enjoy the complete adventure of beautiful compositions and pulsating rhythms which are weaved together.

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NEW HIT: Irakli - Exploration [Live at Robert Johnson]

premiere of "Mechanical Moon" by Irakli 
taken from the album "Mechanical Moon", released soon on  Live At Robert Johnson

Album Details:
https://novafuture.blog/2023/09/14/irakli-mechanical-moon-live-at-robert-johnson/

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Artist: Irakli | @irakli
Label: Live At Robert Johnson | @live-at-robert-johnson

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Irakli - Mechanical Moon [PLAYRJC100 | Premiere]

@irakli 's new album is due to come out October 2023 on Live at Robert Johnson. Mechanical Moon is a retrofuturistic adventure of beautiful compositions and pulsating rhythms that are weaved together over the span of eight tracks.
We are immersed in evocative atmospheres, full of intricate textures. This is techno where you close your eyes and board an ocean liner that slowly rises and floats towards the moon.

Happy human with sad eyes roamed the neon-lit streets of the artificial island. This section of the metropolis had been designed as a necessity more than any other amenities. It had been allocated a budget surpassing the one for waste management in a city housing over a billion inhabitants.
Society had managed to eradicate love, yet it still grappled with untamed primal instincts such as dancing, sex, or violence. The island provided a discreet haven, away from the prying eyes of telescreens that silently stared into all souls. Similar to Las Vegas centuries ago, it was a safe space where anything was fair game.
Once there, nighttime lasted all day. Everything retained an analog essence. Music emanated from vintage record players. Amidst the laughter and tears, the artificial glow of the...  more
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Written and produced by Irakli Kiziria.
A2 & A3 Mixed by Tim Rees.
Published by Copyright Control.
Mastered by Tim Rees at Schnittstelle.
Lacquer Cut by SST.
Manufactured by Matter of Fact.
Distributed by Kompakt.
Also available on Bandcamp and all the other digital platforms.
Artwork by studio mizuiro.

Mechanical Moon

Irakli - Mechanical Moon - Snippet

Spending time with manipulating drones and hypnotizing people.

Originally from Georgia, Irakli’s early descent into the German capital has seen him corner and develop a side of the local scene and turn it into something of an international fare. Five years ago he created STAUB, one of Berlin’s most celebrated techno parties. As a part of the production duo I/Y, he has been releasing music under the synonymous co-founded label. But most of all, Irakli’s craft behind the decks has been weighed upon by the likeliest of Berlin’s underground venues, namely Tresor, Berghain and Griessmuehle, with his vision of electronic music taken further afield in Europe, and the Americas. In 2017 he founded the Intergalactic Research Institute for Sound with artists like Stanislav Tolkachev, Natalie Beridze, Rezo Glonti and many others. 

Irakli also heads up a burgeoning convey diving into exploratory concepts of ambient, hued by the tones and colors of his homeland, Georgia. Adding orchestral collaborations and sound installations to a field of work outside of the club, Irakli’s expanding platforms and industrious connection to Berlin has seen his entry point into the scene now serve as an outlet into the more abstract, experimental realms of techno. With new endeavors afoot and a creative repertoire to boot, Irakli’s DJ sets, labels and parties always display unique qualities. It does not matter whether he is exploring beatless soundscapes or high energy techno music, Irakli always manages to create something special.