It was on 17th December 2020 when VPP and I first exchanged messages, discussing the possibility of a collaboration. Fast-forward precisely one year to 17th December 2021 and here we are, launching the fruits of our labour upon the unsuspecting masses. I've always been an admirer of VPP's "synth noir" productions with their unique lyrics full of European cultural reference points and I've always fancied having a crack at working with singer, Keith's trademark vocals. So, as you can imagine, I was delighted when the opportunity to do so presented itself but, if truth be told, I've surprised myself a bit with what I came up with (musically) to accompany the vocal he sent me... I think it's fair to say that the end product is neither a typical VPP track nor a typical Observatory track. I sincerely hope you enjoy it nonetheless.

Hear more of VPP's brilliant output at: @through-the-square-window and https://voltagepoetryproject.bandcamp.com/

How Did It Get This Wrong?
Lyrics and vocal by Voltage Poetry Project;
Music and production by Observatory;
Photography by Voltage Poetry Project.

"I was high, as the flying eye
Looking down upon Teflon town -
A place that I just could not stick,
I could escape; I was well equipped.

Then one day, who knows when or why?
I became the disenfranchised,
Angry, young, at the kitchen sink
Though Amis or Osborne, I don’t think.

Tell me
How did it get this wrong?
Where did it go so wrong?

Now I walk, and there is this talk
Of redress against our progress,
Somewhere Hare and Mercurio
Warned that it all could go.

How did it get this wrong?
Where did it go so wrong?"

How Did It Get This Wrong? (feat. Voltage Poetry Project)

Dear Followers,
Hi there....... how, are you? .. thank you so much for all the compliments. . as much as I would love to make music everyday, and in a ideal life, I can, that is not quite possible for a while... Please excuse me,
I have just lost my mother last month, (October, 2023 ), the last one of both parents. In the week before her passing I just recorded the most beautiful music ever, because
I wanted to produce a cd with my music for her. but she will not hear it now... I am very upset and sad about her passing, and tired because of all the work
related to that passing.... please forgive me, you will have to wait for a little longer, I am just not in the mood. Hopefully next year, dear followers.... kind regards, Coccinella

Try her music, maybe you'll like it.....c.
Influences:    Bach, Beethoven, Pet Shop Boys, Vangelis, Kraftwerk, J.M. Jarre, Paul Oakenfold,  Exile Pots,  Toots Thielemans, Ramses Shaffy, Bob Marley, Dr. Alban, B.B. King, David Bowie, Fluxliner, Spiderdlb,  Hans Beers, DJ Steve Frances, Anna, Mono"Lux, 

Artist bio:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jxoo7m7usdtdc95/Philo%20artist%20bio%20V3a.pdf?dl=0

Electronic music producer. Loves creating vintage and new sounds to a beat that can make you move.

Here you'll be able to listen to my most recent work, but you can also follow me on other platforms,

Member of @sleeplesscollective
Alter ego: @kblemusic

https://ebmusic.com

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I find it hard to communicate,sometimes only through the piano can I express what I truly feel. I love to write music for people who love to dream.
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experimental musician, I love sampling, breaking up and reassembling the fragments .... I have been working with musicians of various kinds and for some time together with my partner anam we have been producing rare pearls of a new hip hop.

I make lo-fi, melodic, instrumental electronica, conceived, composed and recorded using only a laptop and a digital audio workstation (currently Ableton Live 11).

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