KROMPROOM announces EKS-port - ABS Remixes: A New Wave of Electronic Soundscapes
The original track, "ABS," is taken from EKS-port's second album, 7788 km/h, a blend of hard-hitting beats and atmospheric melodies. EKS-port, a collaboration between Kromproom and MC Else, has been pushing boundaries in electronic music since 2008. Their eclectic sound spans across genres, combining electronic experimentation with a structured rhythm that takes listeners on a sonic journey. This latest release is set to offer even more diversity, thanks to an impressive lineup of remix artists.
About Kromproom: A Journey from Amiga to International Success
Kromproom, a producer, composer, and co-founder of KROMP ROOM RECORDS, began his musical journey in the early 1990s. Starting out with music modules composed on Amiga computers, Kromproom explored the depths of electronic music under various aliases like Yazz, Jazz, and Krompiu. He was a member of the pioneering group Virtual Madness, which developed Brain Killer, one of the first FPS games for the Amiga computer, alongside Marcin Kmiecik (Captain Zbig), Rafał Głębowski (Fatman), and Jacek Rudowski (AMI).
His musical career spans a lot of years, during which Kromproom collaborated with notable figures such as Carlos Perón (formerly of Yello). This collaboration led to releases with renowned labels like Eisenberg and Warner Chappell Music. Since 2008, Kromproom and MC Else have formed the creative backbone of EKS-port, while in 2011, Kromproom teamed up with Jens Esch (Centurio) to form CbK. In 2012, the Kromp Room label officially became KROMP ROOM RECORDS, continuing its mission to support innovative electronic music.
The Remixes: Vulturius and Dubtron Add Their Signature Touch
What makes this release particularly exciting is the involvement of two highly respected names in the electronic music world—Vulturius from Poland and Dubtron from India—both of whom have provided their unique takes on the "ABS" track.
Vulturius is a Polish producer known for his atmospheric and experimental approach to drum and bass, dubstep, ambient, and downtempo music. Having produced music since 1996, his expansive catalog is often available under Creative Commons licenses, making his work accessible for a wide range of creative uses. Vulturius’s remix of "ABS" promises to be a captivating exploration of broken rhythms and deep soundscapes that will push the boundaries of the original track.
Although Dubtron has already been featured in a previous article, his contributions to this project should not be overlooked. Known for blending glitch music with reggae, dub, and electronica, Dubtron brings an entirely different flavor to the "ABS" remix collection. His live performances are a testament to his creativity, and his remix will undoubtedly offer a fresh, high-energy interpretation of the original composition.
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| Cover art by MC Else |
A Message from Kromproom: Get Ready for July 1st!
Kromproom himself expresses his gratitude to the remixers:
"Hello all! I would like to say THANKS to Dubtron & Vulturius for your remixes. Additionally, I want to invite everyone on the first day of July to listen to and download the release EKS-port - ABS Remixes digital worldwide. Best greetings friends and keep in touch!"
With cover art designed by MC Else, this release is not just a musical journey but a visual one as well, with intricate designs that reflect the unique sound of each remix.
Don’t Miss Out on the Original: EKS-port - 7788 km/h
Before diving into the remixes, be sure to revisit the original 7788 km/h album, which features the track "ABS." This second album by EKS-port is a testament to the duo's innovative approach to electronic music, combining energy, emotion, and complexity into a cohesive and thrilling experience.
Key Links:
- Listen to the album 7788 kmh by EKS-port
- Official Website: Kromproom
Stay tuned for more updates and be sure to grab the ABS Remixes on July 1st!
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