7th track from the album 'White Noise' out now for Magnatune (U.S.A.) www.kinkyatoms.com

Kinky Atoms - Ocean breathe (feat. Ermal Meta)

Third track from the album 'White Noise' out now for Magnatune (U.S.A.) www.kinkyatoms.com

Kinky Atoms - Over way

Second track from the album 'White Noise' out now for Magnatune (U.S.A.) www.kinkyatoms.com

Kinky Atoms - Good Question

Over Way

Kinky atoms. Lightrain. Chaos. No meditation. Metropolitan subways. Sitting on a meadow, waiting for the dawn. 

Kinky atoms is a duo. The minds behind it are Fabio Properzi and Roberto Matarrese, both musicians and producers with a strong attitude to experimentation. 
Their suitability to play several instruments brings them to play with sounds, diving them in computers or playing in their personal way.
Their idea of electronic music is that the sound source must belong to the human touch, as the instruments played.
Anyway they think computer has a soul, but this soul is too perfect. Just let it make mistakes from time to time...

Fabio plays piano, guitar and bass and is the voice of the project, Roberto plays guitar, bass, live electronics and he's a sound engineer too, and they both take care of the electronic production and the experimentation.
Fabio is the craziest part of the project, Roberto is the the rational one. They adore glitches, antiphase, the imperfections within an improvised recording session, 8-bit tones and analog electronic sounds.
They create their own soundbanks using everything surrounding them, even if it's an empty water tank struck with a drum stick.
Their attitude in livesets is to play all that is playable, creating shows that join live electronics and intruments such as piano and electric guitars.

Active on the italian music scene since 2006, already the mind and pen behind the band Ameba4, Fabio Properzi is a singer, musician, artistic- producer, arranger and song writer for some of the new emerging italian talents. He has worked as an author for Sugar Music from 2005 to 2012, being professionally mentored by Corrado Rustici. Inspired by the atmospheres of Nigel Godrich's music, Properzi's artistic production looks firmly at the future.
Ameba4 was the first project of Fabio Properzi, who also authored both lyrics and music production. During  2005 he begun a partnership with Ermal Meta and Roberto Matarrese, although the origins of the band date back as far as 1997. Ameba4 moved in the shadows for years, they composed and studied music thoroughly before bringing it to higher levels, such was the case with Festival of  Sanremo in 2006, where the band competed in the "Young" cathegory with the hit "Rido… forse mi sbaglio", Arezzo Wave Love Festival and M.E.I.
In 2007 Fabio Properzi cooperated with Corrado Rustici on the album 'Deconstruction of Postmodern Musician' for which he wrote and sung "Chiudi gli occhi".

Roberto Matarrese is active in the music field since he was a kid.
Born in a family of musicians, he started to play keyboard and guitar at the age of 11. In his teenage years, he played in several bands as guitarist. In the meanwhile, combining his two main interests, music and computers,  he became interested in the world of electronic music. He started to produce electronic music in 1997, at the age of 15. 
Immediately after taking his degree in computer science, he got interested sound engineering. 
In his career as a sound engineer and producer, he worked with many italian bands and artists, in studio as well as live, and worked on projects that have been produced by various Italian labels, like Universal Music Italy, Sugar Music, Carosello, Rai Trade, etc.
He's Also active in contemporary arts. He participated as sound artist for many installations, including interactive ones.
Roberto is also a sound engeneering researcher for the University of Architecture of Bari (Italy).
His band, besides Kinky Atoms, is LogisticDubLab, an experimental music project combining live electronic music with drums and guitars.

Brains can be electronic, computer core can be human.

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