I Can't Wait for Summer.

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Red Sector 1 is a Canadian synthpop duo-turned-trio, known for their melodic, emotionally charged electronic sound. The group originally formed in mid-1991 when keyboardist Michael Davis placed an ad in a local newspaper seeking a vocalist. Clarke responded, and together they recorded the debut album World Peace in 1992.

In the summer of 1993, Clarke departed the band. Later that year, Andrew B joined as lead vocalist, solidifying the creative core of Red Sector 1. This lineup released two full-length albums: An Optimistic Delight (1994) and The Future Is Everlasting (1999). The band also contributed to numerous synthpop and electronic music compilations throughout the '90s.

After a period of inactivity, Red Sector 1 reemerged with a fresh burst of creativity. On January 31, 2025, they released "Hollywood Glamour Queen (Hollywood Remix 2025)," marking a bold return to the scene and hinting at a new era of evolution.

In 2024, the band officially expanded with the addition of Carlos Pereira on guitar, additional synths, and backing vocals—transforming Red Sector 1 from a duo into a trio. His contributions add new texture, energy, and warmth to the music.

Their latest single, "My GPS Found Love," is a pulsing synth-driven anthem exploring themes of digital connection and unexpected love. It’s the lead single from their forthcoming album, slated for release later this year, and showcases a renewed creative direction.

Influenced by icons like New Order and Depeche Mode, Red Sector 1 continues to combine vintage synthpop aesthetics with modern songwriting and production. With a refreshed lineup and renewed passion, they remain a vital and evolving voice in the synthpop landscape—still retro, still futuristic, and more inspired than ever.

Müllethead still lives in the days the 80:s and looking forward at upcoming dawn of the 90s. New album "The Lost Tapes" out on Spotify and stores on November 2019

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