DBP is a collaborative project between 2 artists, who each contribute one of their tracks,
and a remix of the other artist's track, giving us a 4 track EP.
It is the essence of the styles and
sounds of both artists, as well as a Gestalt construct of both, through the remixes, in a unique
sound which is the product of their musical collaboration.
After the success of the first Diode Bridge release: 'Diode Bridge #1: Amper Clap meets RobyrtHecht', the second release is even more promising.
Diode Bridge #2 sees Spanish producer
Sigma_Algebra team up with Dutch electro sensation RXmode, to deliver a thundering
progressive electro release with exquisite IDM influences.
'Below' is a track forged in the depths of RXmode’s studio. RXmode is the alias of Dutch
producer Ronald Hustinx, who burst onto the scene with his Bass Agenda Recordings release 'Red Cards' in 2015, giving new meaning to progressive electro.
His overwhelming sound has
really taken shape over the 'Transhumanism' releases that followed, and now he joins the
Elektrodos family with this banger.
His rework of the Sigma_Algebra track 'Fuzzy Sets' is 8
minutes of dark, brooding and driving electro, a perfect blend of both artists’ styles.
Sigma_Algebra is the Spanish DJ and producer Eduard Jiménez, aka djdg!, a DJ since the 90s.
His
Sigma_Algebra moniker starts in 2012, when he really gets into producing electro and idm
tracks. Since then, he’s released EPs on Japanese imprint Anti Gravity Device and on Italian
Digital Distortions.
On this release, Sigma_Algebra brings 'Below' into the realm of IDM inspired
electro, with finicky blips and bleeps over a crisp beat that gives new structure to the rich pads
and ambience of the original track.
His own 'Fuzzy Sets' features a dry beat, tiny artifacts and
rich atmospheric pads, which progressively grow ever more complex in a truly Sigma_Algebra
intelligent dance electro fusion style.
This is 'Diode Bridge #2: RXmode meets Sigma_Algebra', this is symbiosis,
this is Electro with capital E. Out on Elektrodos Recordings on June 1 st.