Alexander Robotnick

"Indulgence" results from the meeting of some alcoholic
musicians at AA sessions. Our heroes decide to spend
their last boozing day together before giving it up forever.
The memorable day is celebrated with an EP that could
only be titled "A boozing day".
The five tracks reflect the alcoholic theme of the day;
indulging on cocktails, funky guitars, Philadelphia violins
and disco bass lines. The band's motto is: "tomorrow I will give it up"

Bloody Mary Lunch

Evening Margarita

Double Malt Night

Alexander Robotnick - Problèmes d amour

Robotnick's Archives:
Active on the music scene for about 30 years, Alexander
Robotnick has produced an impressive amount of music.
Starting with ¿Avida¿ the first band he put together
,whose early 80s unreleased tracks have been recently
published by Creme Organization) to the latest digital
releases by his label ¿Hot Elphant Music¿.
Being a musicaholic , Robotnick has been stacking a
huge amount of supports: tapes, floppy disks, dats,
CD-roms, hard-disks . Last year, as he turned 60, he
decided to put some order into his archives , getting rid of
much of them but saving some projects that hadn¿t got
to the stage of being released but contained some
interesting ideas that he deemed worth developing and
completing. This is how the idea of Robotnick¿s Archives
came about.
Starting from December 2011, every mont h Elephant
Muisc is releasing a digital EP containing from 3 to 5
tracks , under the title ¿Robotnick¿s Archives¿. It¿s a
production that embraces different styles, from disco to
techno, as the author never identified with a given
genre for good. In some cases these tracks are actually
re-works, in other cases they are true remixes. With a
better equipped and more professional home-studio
(A.R. recently moved from his countryside hideout to an
urban bunker..) and thanks to the collaboration of
Tommaso Bianchi , an extremely talented
sound-engineer, who¿s been recently mastering A.R,¿s
tracks , Robotnick is convinced that , lost in the darkest
corners of his studio, there are indeed some forgotten
gems worh rescueing and publishing.
Robotnick's Archives n.1 features 2 tracks; ¿Morning
Theme¿ ,
- something that could be described as
¿disco/progressive¿ although it comes in 120BPM - and
¿Undicidisco¿, the second one, in two different
versions, both echoing the Electro-house mood (123
bpm)


Alexander Robotnick - morning theme

Alexander Robotnick Undicidisco fresco mix

Alexander Robotnick Undicidisco original

Second release of Robotnick's Archives.
Robotnick's Archives vol2 features 3 tracks:
Waiting For You that includes vocals by mr. Robotnick
(120 bpm)
Broken Guitar : A nu-disco track that comes at 120 bpm
Can You Hear Me? - Space-Disco that includes vocals by
Donatella Baggio (124 bpm)


Alexander Robotnick -  Waiting for you

Alexander Robotnick - Broken Guitar

Alexander Robotnick - Can you hear me?

Alexander Robotnick - Serenade

Alexander Robotnick - Sharper Bluesman

4th episode of Robotnick's Archives series. This time
Alexander
Robotnick has rummaged in his DATs from 1995 (when
he was working with Windows 95!!). He picked some MIDI
and samples and re-arranged them in his new studio .
This is how "It's all right baby" came about, a mocking
swinging funky track that also includes arpeggios and
electronic stabs. 120 bpm
N.2 "Disco Action" comes from a more recent era, 2005,
precisely, when
Robotnick found and bought the same synths he 'd used
in the early 80s.
The original recording was just a "test-track". 126 bpm
N.3 "Minore terzo" dates back to 1998, it was recorded at
a time when
Robotnick was probing the typical scale/mode ("third
mode") of trance
music. This particular mode creates a "moody" sound that
Robotnick developed and transformed into dreamlike
techno groove. 126 bpm.

Alexander Robotnick - Disco Action

Alexander Robotnick - Minore Terzo

This track pays homage to Roy Avni, a great promoter and music lover, who recently passed away. I could not attend the celebrating party on July 24 2010 at Paradiso in Amsterdam. That's why I made this track. 
You can download the wave here, and use it as you want for free. Then please donate something to the cancer research.
With much love, Roy.

Roy (Alexander Robotnick)

Here some edits of Kraftwerk' I made in 2003 when I started playing as a DJ. I played them a few times during my DJ-Sets. You can dance this mix but please buy the original records, they are great!

Alexander Robotnick - Homage to Kraftwerk

5th episode of Robotnick's Archives' series.
"Funky Skunky" is a track originally composed in 1996
but completely re-made a few monthes ago. . The original track, made
with MIDI system and virtual synths, was based on a vocal sample taken
from one of the first vynil collections of acappella voices but it sounded
weak and not convincing enough. Therefore it was abandoned and slept
on a forgotten CD-Rom for about 16 years. Robotnick, using analog
synths and triggers, brings it back to life with the energy it deserves. 122 bpm
"Infinite Solitude" is a track that was originally composed
in 2001 for "Oh no ..Robotnick" but then discarded because deemed
to sound too melancholic. In this case too, the recent analog re-writing
gives the track a vintage flavour and rightly puts it back into the
authour's original music process. 128 bpm
"It was like a dream" is more recent, dating back to 2008
but it sounds as if it came out of one of Robotnick's early 80s tapes,
when the author insisted in working out sounds and atmospheres
that would distinguish his style from the music produced in those
days. 124 bpm Finally there are 2 remixes of "Can you hear me?" , a
track released in Archives 2 , signed by young producers from the
"New Disco" scene : "Things happen" and "The Robot Scientists"
present the continuity of a sound that comes from far away but is still
capable of attracting and involving the new generations.
THINGS HAPPEN
The 21th century's freshest trip into the wild world of
electronic music, from magnetic disco to tech-house.
Reporting from the borderline, a new fragrant way of
feeling music without forgetting "the" old school sound.
This all-italian trio put together their personal musical
experience into unique and special atmospheres
mixing bright synthetic sounds and deep basses with pure
instrumental parts.
THE ROBOT SCIENTISTS
The Robot Scientists are Markus Schneider, Stefan
Maurer, Markus "Fred" Scholl, Eric Schemer and Oliver
Schneider.
Label: Space Factory / Emerald & Doreen.
Emerald & Doreen (Saarbrücken/Germany) features and
releases outstanding music from a variety of international
artists influenced by Krautrock, Funk, Synth Pop, New
Wave and Italo Disco


Alexander Robotnick - Infinite Solitude

Alexander Robotnick - It Was Like a Dream

Alexander Robotnick - Can You Hear Me (The Robot Scientists RMX)

Alexander Robotnick - Can You Hear Me (Things Happen rmx)

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