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Musidora Roux is a French singer, composer, and modern-day siren whose music merges electronic beats with a captivating sensuality. Known for her breathy, evocative voice and intimate lyricism, Musidora crafts songs that pulse with dark elegance, inviting listeners into a world where romance and intrigue intertwine. With roots in French chanson and a mastery of electronic soundscapes, her music flows seamlessly between beauty and seduction, with beats that echo Parisian nights and melodies that feel like whispered secrets.

Every track Musidora creates is an experience—an exploration of desire, mystery, and the thrill of the unknown. Her unmistakable style, blending haunting synths with her smooth, melodic vocals, speaks directly to the heart and senses, leaving an unforgettable impression.

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Sturmfrau – "STURMTRIP" is an electrifying journey through Berlin’s underground, where pulsating beats, flickering neon, and raw emotions collide. Blending kraut-electronica, synthpunk, and dark techno, the album captures the chaos, euphoria, and solitude of the city’s nightlife.

"Neonherz" sets the tone with a hypnotic tale of fleeting love in the glow of neon lights, while "Bier & Bass" is a euphoric anthem of endless nights, lost in rhythm and hedonism. "404 Liebe" distorts digital heartbreak into a glitchy, robotic lament, exploring the loneliness of a world where connections disappear with a click.

Then comes "Druck!", a relentless sonic rush, embodying the high-speed intensity of a night spiraling out of control. "Schattenstadt" slows things down, drifting through Berlin’s ghostly streets, caught between reality and dream. Finally, "Letzter Zug nach Neukölln" closes the journey with a melancholic, poetic ride into the unknown, suspended between night and dawn.

Dark, pulsating, and intoxicating, "STURMTRIP" is the soundtrack of a Berlin that never sleeps.

Sturmtrip

Kosmische Träume

Druck

404 Liebe

Bier &amp; Bass

Bier & Bass

Bleib Hier

Schüchterne Aliens

Letzter Zug nach Neukölln

The Yamaha SY-1 is the first synthesizer the Japanese music group brought to market. Although a preset instrument, the SY-1 is amazingly flexible and has an excellent filter. You can explore the sound world of the big CS synthesizers - just a bit ;-)

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