Former Electronic Work PT.01 2002 - 2006

Soul Socket (Original Version)

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The lyrics express the idea that those who are loved will never be lost ... combined with the serene imagery of a morning and a soft voice in a fading dream, this adds a sense of timelessness and comfort - exploring the emotional depth and enduring nature of strong, positive connections between individuals. The song ['High'] on the album ['Here's to Them' '] features the main melody from this track resampled.

Lunafile Feat Miss K (Original Version)

Who Do You Love (Original Version)

Features the original, slower-paced drum version of ['Ventricle'] which remained unreleased until salvaged from tape.

Mechanical Tenderness (Early Ventricle Version)

This track was also rescued from a tape recording.

Unjustified Rage (Original Version)

Stones were again combined with drums as the basis for this. The distinct snare sound is a snapping knee. Vocals were provided by MC Massiw Le Ghaza, with the primary instrument being the Korg Prophecy.

Wild Child Feat Massiw Le Ghaza (Original Version)

Excuse Me (Instrumental Version)

Lovers Forever (Instrumental Version)

Soul Socket (Instrumental Version)

Take Your Prize (Instrumental Version)

Rawtekk, the pioneering electronic music duo formed by Stefan and Christine Westphal, has captivated global audiences, transforming the landscape of electronic music with a fearless approach to sound. Known for genre-defying compositions and immersive performances, Rawtekk merges innovative sound design with unconventional songwriting, crafting a discography that pushes the boundaries of artistic expression. Recently, they have expanded their creative scope to include their own film and video work.

New tracks tagged #2002 - 2006