All My Friends Are Gone

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This is our entry for the 2020 NPR Tiny Desk contest, featuring a funky little number called The Spark.

The Spark

A little instrumental cooked up in Michael DeHaan's awesome new warpseq sequencer. Sounds a bit like a cross between Soft Cell and Angelo Badalamenti, with a gratuitous guitar solo added in the middle because, well, why not.

We used a Korg ARP 2600, Minimoog Model D, Moog One, Prophet 6 and Behringer VC340 alongside a D5 drumkit in Ableton, routed by way of the ARP 2600.

If you'd like to learn more about warpseq, check out the official site:

https://warpseq.com

We'll be adding the source code to this track soon if you'd like to try it on your own rig!

Aleph

NYC-based dream pop synth-forward band Vox Cadre creates soundtracks to help you hang onto your heart and humanity in a depersonalized, monetized, hyper-connected world. Their music is an 80’s-influenced balm to cut through the noise of modernity with a message of fierce solidarity. Vox Cadre combines big melodies with even bigger emotions, powerful ballads, electrifying vocal harmonies, atmospheric sound design, and driving dance beats into a stacked array of sonic power. And as many synthesizers (digital and analog) they can throw into the mix. 

Vox Cadre spent over five years developing the sound of their upcoming debut album No Strength in Numbers, produced by Daniel Schlett (The War on Drugs, CHAI, Booker T, DIIV, Amen Dunes, Ghostface Killah). This 8-track album runs the gamut from dream pop to shoegaze to progressive rock and is heavily influenced by Kraftwerk, Gary Numan, Brian Eno, James Blake and Genesis. 

We’re in this together: let’s fight to keep our humanity alive.

Vox Cadre

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