On his debut 'FAME & WEALTH', nexus K work engages with what he perceives as one of his greatest of challenges: exposure to the general public through a medium that is unequivocally the truest to his heart, and therefore his being itself, his song-writing - paired with the realisation that success can be just as daunting, if not even more-so, as failure - affirming how in either case ones sense of integrity towards ones Self is what matters the most.

FAME & WEALTH

FAME & WEALTH [Instrumental]

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GateWayMU (taster)mp3

In memory of our beloved friend Noel Fuchs - aka the legendary 'technopunk' Dr.MU - this song incorporates a fusion of different genres and is the product of the creative collaboration of Brian Alderson (NOKKEN) & Kevork R. Madanian (nexusKwork).
*cover artwork gracious courtesy of Hector De Gregorio

GatewayMU

'The dreamer must awaken.'

Bio: Currently based in Berlin, and originally from the island of Crete, I was a London resident from the late 90's, at which time I was fortunate enough to be introduced to the techno scene of the city, which back then, was something of a wonderland to behold: legendary clubs, such as trade, transformed my very understanding of basic concepts like music, dance & community. As a natural "consequence", and over the course of time, I became acquainted to a different defree with a number of significant personalities of the contemporary music scene, like Laurence Malice, Neil Tennant, Boy George, Frankie Knuckles, Dr. Mu, Dave Randall, E.J.Doubell, SJ & Baby Doc - amongst many others - all of which were influential, to the one extent or the other. Due to personal challenges/circumstances, even though I studied music production at the time, I was unable to put it into any form of application; instead, I expanded on my songwriting - various forms of writing being one of my greatest of callings since childhood. Thus, I've shared so far only a small selection of my songs - focusing my energies from the late 2000's onwards, on DJing in subversive clubs like KAOS, and promoting a quirky (day)party, called teknokolor, which was just as much a celebration of the absurd & queer identity, as it was a testament to the wondrous 90's techno club culture. I've also had the opportunity to participate in several performances, and anticipate the release of so much more of my music, in the immediate future, for truth be told, I remain a 'work in process'...Xxx 💖

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