Alexandre Robotnick

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

7th episode of Robotnick's Archives' series.
1) Give me something to dream
It's a track with fairly ambiguous lyrics, is it a substance to
go to sleep or to get high or is it something beautiful to
dream about? We'll discover it in the video that is
coming soon. this is a recent track, dating back to 2006,
and left unchanged . Not only its lyrics but also every
single part of its music are filled with irony , making fool of
electro and house music. Not to be taken seriously. 130
bpm.
2) Bordon
This is a track based on a "bordone" (continuous bass) as
Robotnick called it with very limited imagination. It comes
from a 4 tracks tape dating back to 1987. It was probably
part of a soundtrack but the author himself doesn't
remember quite well. The rest is recent, dating back to
2010. 120 bpm.
3) Back to dreams
This is a homage to deep-house, a genre Robotnick
always loved although he never produced anything of that
kind. Most of the sounds come from 2000. 120 bpm.


Alexander robotnick give me something to dream

1 - I love my house (127 bpm)
One more TB303 based track. Something between
Acid-house and Deep-house.
The original recording dates back to 1995. The bass line
has been recently remade using the real TB303, because
at that time Robotnick used to play mostly digital gear.
2 - Submarine (130 bpm)
It's a kind of Ambient Break-beat. It was originally
composed for a soundtrack in the early 90s. Robotnick
had no9thing but the midi file. All the sounds were
produced last year.
3 - Disco Acha (128 bpm)
This track is quite recent as it dates back to 2008. It
represents Robotnick's renewed interest in Disco music.
Philadelphia strings give "disco flavour" to an electro-bass
groove. The title means nothing . It's a kind of " exercise in
style" but may turn useful for clubs.
4 - Minore Terzo (Electric Prince rmx) 128 bpm
Producers Lia Organa and Electric Prince met in 2006 in
a recording studio. Their passion for music and their
similar influences and style brought them together to
create the project Lia Organa & Electric Prince (LOEP).
Since then they have been producing music together.
Labels: Music Control, Advanced Synergy, Goog,
Guilhotina, super6 records, electrico records ,Keep On
Techno, TechHead, Amigos, Capital Techno, Phunkation
Contact Info
Websitehttp://myspace.com/loep
http://www.facebook.com/LiaOrganaElectricPrince/info
5 - TB Maniac (Tulioxi MiniManiac rmx) 124 bpm
6 - TB Maniac (Tulioxi rmx) 120 bpm
Mattia Pea Tuliozi (Madame Wish/Tulioxi) is a producer
and artist
Born in Florence (Italy)
At present he's involved in several projects like
Clearound, Global kan
kan,Tuda Mama and his solo project as Tulioxi
He released tracks for TotalWipes, Minus Habens,
Insectorama,
Grogg, Stirsound, Manual Music, Labella, Multivitamins,
Minimal kidz


Alexandre Robotnick

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