"Atomic Institute" is Zeropage's new approach to EDM (Electronic Dance Music).

Zeropage - Atomic Institute

Latest Tracks by Zeropage Media (Switzerland)
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Zeropage-Media - Latest Tracks (12.04.2025)

Nelson & Gilles

Zeropage

Franky's Musicbox

An Atomic Remix for our dear friend Le Silence
Atomic Institute is the EDM project of Zeropage

beatport

Le Silence - Gravity EP (Atomic Mix Demo Master)

2nd Jam from this saturday night at the Atomic Institute

Edotronic (Quick and Dirty Mix)

Graham Massey
Hollingsville
DIM007 - B

It has taken over four very active years for the people behind the Finders Keepers label family to finally return to what we still consider to be one of our favourite vinyl projects. The ongoing Disposable Music library subscription series is a series which pools some of the best emotive, comprehensive, previously unavailable instrumental music from the unmarked archives of experimental artists within the expanding Finders Keepers family and presents it as a series of limited uniformed archival vinyl discs. Like all the most influential library music labels on the 60s, 70s and 80s the music from DiM is sourced, compiled and produced catering to the requirements of the film, television and radio industries but as the interest in thematic instrumental 'picture music' seep deeper into the record collector psyche these limited multi-purpose discs are naturally recommended for whichever creative application you see fit. Each disc combines two full musical programmes sourced from both vintage archives and new exclusive recordings by contemporary artists specially paired to compliment the individual musical sensibilities and mutual affection.

This time Disposable Music are proud to bring you metronomic jazz made for the Swiss cheese information board; wind synth music designed for planetariums; possessed pastoral mechanical folklore sounds; primitive electric organ sci-fi music; Spaghetti Western themes for Scandinavian fashion shows; drum machine music for household appliances; unused Polish detective theme tunes; Gallic dreamscapes for graveyard dates; mouthorgan music for mutants; Eastern street music field studies, and a selection of commercially unreleased tracks that have been recycled from French and American horror soundtracks, short-run TV ads, one-off radio programmes and educational science programmes. Having learned, enjoyed and expanded since the first run of DiM we are very excited to unleash this custom collection to your ever expanding music tastes.

It’s clear that each recording of the latest volume of Disposable Music stands up on its own merit as well as complimenting the previously released volume. Like any library series there is no ideal place to start but at www.finderskeepersrecords.com we'd like to offer a limited number of subscription places to secure the next five records before they are distributed via our usual networks. With unlimited entry to the archives belonging to names like Ciani, Spoerri, Rollin, Epple, Korzynski and Massey, Disposable Music have taken the best in unadulterated, underexposed and unattached mood music and given these homeless compositions a place, purpose and time to thrive.

The music found on Graham Massey’s Hollingsville record was originally created for a twelve-part radio series on Resonance 104.4 FM . The series, Hollingsville, was conceived and presented by writer Ken Hollings and would focus each week on a different aspect of man's historical relationship with technology.  Informal discussions with a series of specially invited guests were accompanied by custom-built theme tunes by Massey, His approach was intentionally leaning toward the Bakelite and hot valve nostalgia of a some forgotten Expo or World’s Fair.

The resulting Hollingsville soundtrack exercises Massey’s authentic knowledge of original analogue machines in their rawest form and triumphantly draws comparisons with the likes of Henk Badings, Oscar Sala and Kid Balton from the pre-synth era of electric keyboards and tape manipulation. Enlisting the talents of long-running collaborator, opera singer Seaming To, Massey dons his seldom-used Massonix moniker and produces some of his best conceptual music yet which, by design, promises to withstand the tests of time and technological trend.

Graham Massey - Raybestos

Music from New Zealand sounds like Dub and Reggae? Well, that’s not totally wrong. At least there are a lot of bands on the Kiwi Islands dropping laid back vibes und doing it the smooth way. But there was also a huge Indie and Rock scene with bands like Split Enz, The Chills and the outshining label Flying Nun Records. Not to mention the exciting Fusion scene and those Psychedelic bands from The Sixties. You see, there is a lot to discover. So have fun with Edition Nr. 17 which shows an impression of how NZ can sound: Listen to Lord Echo, Fat Freddys Drop and the Black seeds, just to name a few . And Welcome Gunnar! He is UV Funk’s first time co-host, that will join Philipp also in future editions from time time.

UV Funk is a radio show which is broadcasted every third Friday from 9:30 pm to 11:00 pm on Dresden based community radio station coloRadio. Radio listeners in Dresden can tune in to the program on 98,3 or 99,4 MHz. Any other listeners can recall it here. The show is hosted by Philipp Demankowski and for the first time Gunnar. It’s all about stories, interviews and tracks out of the world of Cosmic Electronic Music. And watch out! This time it’s in German. More Infos: www.uncannyvalley.de/category/radio/

There are slight sound skipping issues on the show every now and then due to the recording system at coloRadio. Sorry for that! 

This show was aired on 15th November 2013.

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UV Funk 017: New Zealand Special with Gunnar

Gilles pays tribute to the late, great, Nelson Mandela with this extended mix from his earlier tribute on BBC 6 Music. 1 hour of carefully curated songs of hope, freedom and future. 

Playlist 

1   - Simphiwe Dana - Zundiqondisise
2   - Dollar Brand - Ishmael
3   - Sathima Bea Benjamine - Music
4   - Hugh Masakela - What Is Wrong With Groovin
5   - Harmonius Serenade Choir - Lyo
6   - Gil Scott Heron - Johannesburg
7   - Letta Mbullu - Mahlalela   
8   - Protest Meeting - Amandla
9   - Hugh Masakela - Stimela
10 - Miles Davis - Big Time
11 - Miriam Makeba - Soweto Blues 
12 - Maze featuring Frankie Beverley - Mandela 
13 - Abdullah Ibrahim - Did You Hear That Sound?
14 - Vusi Mahlasela - Kuzobenani Na?
15 - John Wizards - Jabu Ley


Gilles Peterson's Nelson Mandela Tribute Mix

Atomic Institute - Flip My Switch (Original Mix)
Recorded live at the Zeropage Institute, 2014-01-25

Atomic Institute - Flip My Switch (Original Mix)

Inner Infinity (Remix)

"Embrace the cosmic sequence, where rhythm finds its voice.
Let the melody lead your journey, and your spirit will rejoice."

Presenting the remix of our track, "Sequenthia." Explore harmonious sequences in D Dorian at a downtempo pace of 85 bpm. In this mix, we introduce hard FM sounds to create a striking contrast against the delicate sequences.

This remix has a new beat!

Sequenthia

Elfwave

PsyFlow (Friday Fusion) 🎶
Something new from the studio: a collage of ideas that flow together. Ethno vocals meet deep, meditative sounds, while Arabic and Indian rhythms set the mood. It's a work in progress, but it might be just what you need for a relaxed Friday evening. Give it a listen and let the journey unfold!

113 bpm Dmin 
Song Version: v1.05p (05.01.2025)

Mystical Data Streams

PsyFlow

This version of Locked in Phase dives deeper into the wild. More leads, more acid, more chaos – with a spoken word passage to guide the trip. Unfiltered and instinctive, shaped by the moment.

Locked in Phase
by Zeropage

Trapped in the rhythm.
Time dissolves.
Waves align.
Locked... in phase.

Each pulse a mirror.
Each step a code.
We spiral inward –
synchronized.

No future.
No past.
Only this beat.
Only this now.

Locked.
In.
Phase.

Locked in Phase (Raw Flow Edit)

Not even in the Top 10 of the remix contest. We think it's better than that ;)

Outliers (Zeropage Acid Trip Remix)

Deep Acid House Session at the Zeropage Studio, 2015-12-12

Off-Axis

Deep Acid House Jam at the Zeropage Studio
- Updated 2015-01-03

A Slice Of Time

Zeropage - Ambient Pills Update - Track 02 - Is It Real?

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Is It Real?

Zeropage - Ambient Pills Update - Track 03 - Ambient Dance

Ambient Dance

Zeropage - Ambient Pills CC-BY Album Version (FLAC)

Zeropage - Ambient Voyager

Zeropage - Ambient India

Zeropage - Void Sensor

Zeropage - Ambiose

Zeropage - Ambiphonic

Electro works at the Zeropage Studio, Bern

Binary Choice (808 Mix)

Zeropage - Digitized Dreams (Recovery Mix)

Atomic Institute X Skinnerbox, a Remix of Purgatory Five by Skinnerbox, with the use of their Acapella version and their kind invitation to bootleg (so, there you go...). The 303 Line was created with Sting! Max for Live Plugin, by Skinnerbox. It's a Acid Pattern generator (just love the density parameter!)

Atomic Institute is a side project of http://www.zeropage-media.com
Skinnerbox: http://skinnerbox.de/

Skinnerbox - Purgatory Five (Atomic Institute Remix)

Dive into the sonic universe of Zeropage, an electrifying duo that brings a fresh perspective to electronic music with their PsyChill soundscapes. Originating from dynamic live studio sessions, often featuring spontaneous collaborations due to an abundance of synthesizers at their disposal, they've transitioned from exploring various music styles to specializing in PsyChill over the past two years.