Perfect Days, Wim Wenders

spa feels

Yoga 🧘🏼‍♀️

slow

Piano for Reels

New Home

Life

jordan critz - starry night (slowed)

written by robot koch and john lamonica
taken from the album mirror

itunes

Reverse/Rewind

Raphael Saadiq relates the story behind the first movie script he ever wrote, which was inspired by "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay." 

Photo taken at the Whisky A Go Go, 15 July 2014 at the presentation of the Otis Redding Gibson Art Guitar designed by Raphael. In the photo: Otis Redding III and Raphael Saadiq.

Listen to Otis Redding's King Of Soul: bit.ly/KingOfSoul

(Sittin' On) the Dock of the Bay / Sweet Lorene

(Sittin' On) the Dock of the Bay

IRSNa - Transcend

sasa.mp3 - Nostalgia

Twinkling Lights

Twinkling Lights (Reimagined)

Songs & Callings

Song For the Earth

Deep

Pale Blue Eyes song by. Velvet Underground

cottagecore

picnic in the meadow

slow living (a quiet life)

Interstellar Main Theme - Extra Extended - Soundtrack By Hans Zimmer

Beyond Space and Time

guidance

The Animals - House of the Rising Sun

Robot Koch feat John Lamonica _ Nitesky
taken from the album "the other side"

http://projectmooncircle.bandcamp.com/album/the-other-side | http://www.projectmooncircle.com/ | http://www.robotsdontsleep.com/

Berlin producer Robot Koch is back for his third full length release, “The Other Side”.

Although Robot Koch has an international reputation as being "One of Europe`s finest producers of the beat generation" (Low End Theory), he is much more than just a beatmaker… “(Post)-dubstep infused Electronic Hip Hop“ is far too constrained a label to understand what this producer is all about. Instead of following the sound of his previous albums “Death Star Droid” ("Essential listening" - Bobby Friction BBC) and “Songs For Trees and Cyborgs“ ("Music for a modern age that has rarely sounded so good” - Boomkat), Koch takes the genre defying ingredients from these previous records to another level. There still are some of those “Galactic ten ton beats and space age melodies“ (Dazed and Confused) that made the previous albums staple drops in the playlists of Mary Anne Hobbs, Starkey, Daedelus and Gaslamp Killer to name a few, but there is a new dimension to Koch`s production and songwriting that didn’t show on his previous records.

The cinematic vibe of tracks like “Nitesky”, the quirky and moody feel of “Bugs” and the electricity of “Tapedeck” show how Koch more than ever manages to create intimate and timeless pieces of music that are soulful, deep, mysterious and that will appeal to fans of cutting edge Electronica and modern pop music alike. This is the most personal record of Robot Koch to date. Instead of going for big name features Koch teamed up with lesser know artists like Kansas based vocal talent John LaMonica, long time friend and theatre composer Nielson and mexican singer/songwriter Graciela Maria to find the right voices for his compositions. John LaMonica infuses his whimsical and heartfelt melodies that breathe an air of darkness and nostalgia with Koch`s fresh and forward thinking instrumentals to create something that fans of Radiohead, The XX and Jamie Lidell should not sleep on.

”I`m glad John contacted me, we were thinking of collaborating on one song for my album but it ended up being five songs, they were all fantastic and helped me find the right direction for ‘The Other Side’.”

After the release of the John Robinson collaboration album (“Robot Robinson” – Project Mooncircle) earlier this year, it seems surprising how extensive Robert’s output is, but don’t be mistaken, this album is a longer term project than just releasing the songs Koch made in the last year. Some of the songs found on “The Other Side” were made seven years ago.

”I didn’t know what to do with songs like ‘Bugs’ back then. Now it felt like the time has come to release them, they just made sense with of the most recent stuff I’ve been making and it all fell into place. But it was not an easy album for me to make. The previous albums just came together rather quick but this one was a real mission, something I’ve been trying to do for years and I could never really get it together until now.”

Legendary John Peel (BBC) knew in 2003 already when he said about Koch`s productions "Wonderful and strange, pop music from the future“.
Released by: Project Mooncircle
Release/catalogue number: PMC085
Release date: Oct 7, 2011
Released by: Project Mooncircle
Release/catalogue number: PMC085
Release date: Oct 7, 2011

Nitesky (feat John LaMonica)

The Essential Patti Smith

Redondo Beach

Monocherry - The Oceans Of Neptune

Beyond Space and Time

James Quinn