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Marc Romboy

Contrast (2LP)

Label: Systematic

Style: Techno:
Chicago, Detroit, Tech House

CODE SYST0007DLP

RLS 11.06.08

Label info: Marc Romboy began his worldwide highly respected and influential techno house label Systematic in 2004, with the first release 'Every Day In My Life' produced by Romboy and Booka Shade. The he went on to collaborate with people like John Dahlbäck, Chelonis R. Jones, Jence from Digitalism and Zoo Brazil for the label, whilst also releasing EPs from Robert Owens, Blake Baxter, Stephan Bodzin, Gui Boratto, Spirit Catcher and Dusty Kid. Romboy also released his debut artist album 'Gemini' on the label in 2006 to great critical acclaim. Through both his solo releases and his collaborations, Romboy has also released on labels including Ovum, Simple, Brique Rouge, Superstition, 20:20 Vision and more. A regular collaboration is that with Romboy and Stephan Bodzin, the two have released records together on Systematic, 20:20 Vision and Bodzin's own imprint Herzblut, with 'Atlas' and 'Callisto', being two of their biggest releases so far. "All my other collaborations have been done with singers as I love to include the soul caused by the voice in electronic music; it's definately my style and passion, soulful techno and house." Forthcoming in june the 6th 2008, Romboy will release his second artist album on Systematic called 'Contrast', produced in cooperation with 45 Rocks. The album brings forth vocal collaborations with artists including Chelonis R. Jones, Blake Baxter and Mr. K-Alexi from Chicago. "I have chosen the name 'Contrast' because I read a scientific report where they said that human beings need contrasts to be happy, and now it's a part of my life philosophy. Apart from this I really think that the tracks on the album are pretty different too. When you listen to the kicking and techy 'Sonora' and afterwards to the Detroit Techno influenced 'Elif' including the performance of a jazz saxophonist it is indeed a high contrast. But I like this way and I hate to repeat myself and that's why I always have to produce new things and ideas so that it's hard to put me in one category."