Consigning themselves to the current physical planes or time and space, international and electronic duo, Ambientronic (pronunciation: [Am-B-N-Tronic]) recently met in Bali to explore the inspirational influences of a country wholly foreign to either entity. Accustomed to 2042’s common travel practice, particulate transmogrification through molecular wormholes, Dean found everyday air travel much more conducive to the creative process.

More accustomed to the toils and turmoils of this era’s travel, Roman used his journey from Russia as an opportunity to meditate and align his consciousness with the inspirational forces of the celestial cycles. Tapping into Bali’s mysterious undercurrents of galactic confluence, the duo conjured their explosive and highly anticipated follow-up EP, “CHADIS”. 

Already known for their originality, “CHADIS” continues to push the boundaries of Electronic music, seamlessly integrating driving beats with complex and original chord arrangements. The masterful integration of dissonant sounds and melodic synthesizer inspires visions of distant and chaotic starscapes. From the first tidal-wave emanations of “Melbourne” listeners are ushered into a wholly transcendental music experience. The pulsing, frenetic bass of “Poisoned” drifts into the the eerily dreamy ambience of “Interlude”, while the persistent percussion woven throughout the album gives listeners a safety rope to cling to. 

Incorporating their individual life experiences into the essence of a single soul and sound, the duo continue to deliver a superior musical experience. The reverberating ripples have already surged tidal waves of influence into the futuristic Electronic scene. Fans and critics alike are sure to be discussing this album for years to come…. Dean can guarantee it.

An impressive addition to Ambientronic’s growing repertoire, “CHADIS” provides a unique glimpse into the supernova future of Electronic music.

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September, 1992: 49 year-old Roman steps into a time/space rift, and crashes through a sticky wormhole, emerging as a 26 year-old iteration of a future self. With nothing more than a reverberation to guide him, Roman begins searching for his Past Self, adopting the name “Dean Jones” to counteract any suspicions his unusual speech patterns and dress habits might raise.

September, 2016: successful electronic duo, Ambientronic, login to Facebook to check the results of the first TAD The App Remix Competition. It’s no surprise, with the expertise of two lifetimes working in their favor, that their “Feels Like Heaven” remix has snagged first place. Dean, ever sensitive to the shifting nature of relational timelines, feels on a cellular level this is only the first of many such successes. 

Ambientronic’s remix of “Feels Like Heaven” reflects superior manipulation of not only sound, but the emotional landscape it forms. With unexpected tempo shifts, and waves of sound expertly layered over one another, the track masterfully guides listeners through an array of subtle mood shifts. The arrangement drops out in the middle of the track, a wall of sound succumbing to a gentle electronic wave of percussion that builds like a heartbeat. Working with lyrics, the duo plays sound and vocals off one another, building them together into a perfect coalescence of feeling. 

Ambientronic’s sound persistently defies the conventions of linear time and space. They draw inspiration not only from the experiences of this particular life, but from the echo of countless lives curled concentrically, one within the other, throughout the endless lifetime of their single soul. Their music truly speaks to the timeless nature of energy, and the power of funneling it into the creative process. With the recent release of their highly-anticipated second album, Duo, it’s clear this supernova is just beginning to gather momentum.

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September, 1992: 49 year-old Roman steps into a time/space rift, and crashes through a sticky wormhole, emerging as a 26 year-old iteration of a future self. With nothing more than a reverberation to guide him, Roman begins searching for his Past Self, adopting the name “Dean Jones” to counteract any suspicions his unusual speech patterns and dress habits might raise.

September, 2016: successful electronic duo, Ambientronic, login to Facebook to check the results of the first TAD The App Remix Competition. It’s no surprise, with the expertise of two lifetimes working in their favor, that their “Feels Like Heaven” remix has snagged first place. Dean, ever sensitive to the shifting nature of relational timelines, feels on a cellular level this is only the first of many such successes. 

Ambientronic’s remix of “Feels Like Heaven” reflects superior manipulation of not only sound, but the emotional landscape it forms. With unexpected tempo shifts, and waves of sound expertly layered over one another, the track masterfully guides listeners through an array of subtle mood shifts. The arrangement drops out in the middle of the track, a wall of sound succumbing to a gentle electronic wave of percussion that builds like a heartbeat. Working with lyrics, the duo plays sound and vocals off one another, building them together into a perfect coalescence of feeling. 

Ambientronic’s sound persistently defies the conventions of linear time and space. They draw inspiration not only from the experiences of this particular life, but from the echo of countless lives curled concentrically, one within the other, throughout the endless lifetime of their single soul. Their music truly speaks to the timeless nature of energy, and the power of funneling it into the creative process. With the recent release of their highly-anticipated second album, Duo, it’s clear this supernova is just beginning to gather momentum.

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Riding the celestial tides of their recent successes, international electronic duo, Ambientronic (pronunciation: [Am-B-N-Tronic]), have once again shattered the limitations of this physical plane to enchant listeners with a wholly original audio-visual experience. Their remix of Eric Carmen’s 1988 classic “Make Me Lose Control” transcends mere listening, engaging audiences with a hypnotic and masterfully edited visual element.

Despite the song’s title, this remix exemplifies Ambientronic’s precise and skillful control of their art. Their characteristically intricate style, layers a variety of shifting and unpredictable beats over an echoing vocal track. The juxtaposed tempos crash together in a frenetic wave of rhythmic nuance. The lyrics fade in and out, accentuating the track’s energy, which seems to expand and contract like the furthest pulsing edge of the universe. 

Originally, this song made a successful debut in 2032. Dean vividly recalls the first time he trotted out this remix in the 5th Annual Battle of the Borgs, a popular competition that will some day soon draw elite mix-masters from the farthest reaches of the galaxy. Feeling nostalgic for bygone days, he originally selected the track for its classic 80s rock composition. Drawing on futuristic elements, the original remix beautifully illustrates time’s circular nature, and the interconnectedness of all temporal and physical spaces. The song was an instant hit, inspiring contest judges to the point of tears!

Following his fateful 2016 reconnection with Roman, Dean saw the opportunity to craft an even more divine musical experience. What was a powerful and captivating track in the future is doubly so in present day! With the added dimensions of Roman’s influence, Ambientronic’s remix of “Lose Control” replicates the solar pulsation of a star’s evolution. Moving beyond the limitations of the physical and into the transcendental, the duo’s remix continues to push the boundaries of Electronic music. They seamlessly integrating driving beats with complex and original chord arrangements. The masterful integration of dissonant sounds and melodic synthesizer inspires visions of distant and chaotic starscapes. 

Ambientronic’s remix of the 1988 classic “Lose Control” by Eric Carmen reflects the ever-changing spectrum of light and energy, and the strings that connect us across the vastness of time and space. The adept tempo changes guide listeners through a building surge of pure light energy.

From the first driving percussions of the track, listeners are asked to climb aboard, keep their arms and legs inside the vehicle, and ride wave after wave of sound.

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Riding the explosive wave of their recent album release, international electronic duo,Ambientronic (pronunciation: [Am-B-N-Tronic]), have once again bent some of the looser laws of physics to craft a unique musical experience. Their remix of DJ Piero’s “’Gotta Be U” displays their characteristically intricate style, layering complicated and captivating beats over an echoing vocal track. Featuring eclectic, sometimes jarring rhythmic contrasts, the song still gracefully ushers in a refreshingly smooth lyrical track. The vocals serve to accentuate the dreamy, fadeaway mid-track, allowing the remix to nimbly transport listeners through a broad range of dissonant effects, consolidating into a single, one-of-a-kind soundscape. 

Inspired by Dean’s vivid recollection of the ever contracting and expanding edge of the universe (a popular futuristic tourist attraction), Ambientronic’s remix of “Gotta Be U” evokes images of a vast, oceanic galaxy. Listeners ride wave after wave, moving beyond the limitations of the physical and into the transcendental. The duo’s remix continues to push the boundaries of Electronic music, seamlessly integrating driving beats with complex and original chord arrangements. The masterful integration of dissonant sounds and melodic synthesizer inspires visions of distant and chaotic starscapes. 

Ambientronic’s remix of DJ Piero’s “Gotta Be U” reflects the vastness of the universe, and the strings that draw our souls together across that distance. The adept tempo changes guide listeners through an array of subtle mood shifts, inspiring a quiet sense of awe and longing. From the first echoing fluctuations of the track listeners are asked to succumb, allowing themselves to become lost in the encompassing layers of sound.

Gotta Be You (Ambientronic Remix) by Piero (feat. Malee) is available now via Beatport.

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Slipping into a time/space rift, international electronic duo, Ambientronic (pronunciation: [Am-B-N-Tronic]) have remained suspended in the antimatter cosmic realm of creation. Able to view contemporary reality through the lens of this macrocosm, Dean and Roman could deconstruct the barriers restraining most musicians.

They recently resurfaced to begin production on their forthcoming, one of a kind musical experience. Like the rings of nonlinear time itself, the new EP “CHADIS II” circles concentrically around previous themes, building upon them without ever touching or overlapping.

Skillful puppeteers, Roman and Dean have tangled their hands in the strings governing the mysterious undercurrents of galactic confluence, drawing the latest in a long line of successful albums from the ether. 

Already known for their originality, “CHADIS II” continues to push the boundaries of Electronic music. The new EP charters new territory, integrating layered, multi-faceted vocal tracks over the characteristically intricate and innovative chord arrangements. The skillful manipulation of dissonant sounds and melodic synthesizer acts like a zoom lens, drawing listeners down into a microscopic soundscape, where each beat resonates on a personal level, before panning out to confront us with the vastness of the universe. From the surreal introduction of “Ashes and Arls” asking us to examine our own potential for greatness, through the whirling vortex of “Few Words of Something” listeners are asked to experience the music on a whole new level. And this is just the beginning. 

Channeling their newly transcendental understanding of time and space into each track, the duo promise to continue delivering a superior musical experience. As each track emerges from its fold in the universe, the team skillfully polishes the sound into an unprecedented work of art.  Dean can vouch that this album becomes foundational to the futuristic music scene, embedding itself in the reverberations of nonlinear time. Another impressive addition to Ambientronic’s growing repertoire, “CHADIS II” promises to be not only a part of Electronica history, but a phenomenon that supersedes history.

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Inspired by a shared astral-projection experience, international and intergalactic Electronic duo Ambientronic’s remix of “Feels Like Heaven” transports listeners beyond the limitations of the physical plane. While star-gazing one unseasonably warm autumnal night in Russia, budding musician Roman felt himself slipping through the cracks of this reality, drifting comfortably along the hidden coasters of the spiritual dimension. Shedding the concentric layers of time and space separating the two halves of one soul, Roman felt his consciousness brush against a future Self. 

At that same moment, the Self who would later come to be known as Dean, was performing before a captive audience at popular Australian nightclub, Gravitas. Euphoric with the creation of unique sound, Dean’s spirit felt the soulful reverberation of his other half rippling forward to his present, the year 2042. The rest, as they say, is history. Or pre-history, as the case may be. 

The duo’s remix reflects the coming together of two souls in perfect unity. With unexpected tempo shifts, and waves of sound expertly layered over one another, the track masterfully guides listeners through an array of subtle mood shifts. The arrangement drops out in the middle of the track, a wall of sound succumbing to a gentle electronic wave of percussion that builds like a heartbeat. Working with lyrics, the duo plays sound and vocals off one another, building them together into a perfect coalescence of emotion. 

Like the memory of a Past Self rippling through the cosmos, this remix is a haunting reminder of what comes before and an emotional sound story of reunion.

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The album showcases the explosive creative potential of two soul fragments united in the same chronological corkscrew. Reaching across the distance between their two continents, the two halves of Ambientronic have devised a wholly unique musical experience. Dean and Roman remotely crafted the album through digital manipulation, shared artistic vision, and dedication to precision, as evidenced in such multi-faceted tracks as Stringstrumental and Indoors. Upon listening to the new album, it becomes apparent that the only thing expanding faster than the edge of the universe is Ambientronic’s mastery of diverse sound. 

Driven by the symbiotic harmony of the its creators, the album becomes an entity unto itself. The song, “Homeward” premieres the new lyric-inclusive sound. The soothing atmospheric track is a perfect blend of simple melodies and soft but complex background percussion. The simple but masterfully layered sounds draw listeners into a tranquil and reflective listening space. In sharp contrast, “Brightest Night” is a more sophisticated reincarnation of themes that will strike a chord in nostalgic Ambientronic fans. The track employs rolling waves of melodic bass and synthesizers over a persistent beat, and mid-track introduction of vocals. 

In a now-paradoxical 2039 interview with the holographic representation of the band Gus Gus, Dean once discussed the influence of their sixteenth studio album on his own musical career. In this modified timeline, as Ambientronic’s contemporaries, former influences such as Gus Gus and Boards of Canada are sure to list “Duo” as the creative catalyst for some of their greatest hits. “Duo” is as gracefully powerful as pulsar implosion. The irresistible compilation of sound pulls listeners into a nebulous core, where for just  a moment, it’s possible to glimpse the strings holding the entire system together. 

If this second album is any indication of future success, it seems clear that Ambientronic will only continue to gain momentum on their blistering trajectory of creation.

Duo by Ambientronic is out now via Spotify, Apple, Google Play & Beatport.

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The album is heavily influenced by Dean’s early 2032 AD work, which was inspired by the ether of collapsed stars. Wildly popular in anti-gravity bars across the world, these futuristic tracks bore their way beneath your skin, and elevate your consciousness to a new level. Though impacted by contemporary greats such as Severed Heads, Gus Gus and Boards Of Canada, Ambientronic’s music is a beat wholly unique unto itself. 

Having broken some of the looser rules of physics to unite, these two halves of the same soul Self are driven by a relentless passion to push boundaries and deliver a truly transcendent musical experience. From the energetic percussion opening of ‘Calibre’ through the dreamlike ‘Opus’ and ending with the dramatic, futuristic sequencing in ‘All My Life’, their signature sound combines pulsing, deep, bassy rhythms with classical melodies and Western style harmonies, with minimalistic and strictly electronic instrumentation. ‘One’ is an aural wormhole, transporting its listeners to a new and wholly fantastic spectral plane. 

Ambientronic is a an Electronic Duo from Russia and Australia. Their debut album, One, is out now via Spotify, iTunes, Beatport, Google Play 

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International electronic duo, Ambientronic (pronunciation: [Am-B-N-Tronic]), supersedes the trite rules of time and space to deliver their innovative sound offerings to the people of this earth. Their futuristic tracks bore their way beneath your skin, and elevate your consciousness to a new level. Though inspired by Severed Heads, Gus Gus and Boards Of Canada, their music is a beat wholly unique unto itself.

Roman picked up his first synthesizer at the early age of 7, and found a natural talent for stringing together sounds. With the 2016 discovery of Gravity Waves, he watched in wonder as time/space manipulation advanced in incredible bounds. Harnessing the latest technologies to complement his experimental sound, he played his first live show at the age of 28 in popular anti-gravity Australian nightclub, Gravitas. The premiere launched his career into a blistering trajectory of gigs. With no time to stop or slow down, Roman honed his craft and perfected his sound. The lifelong music aficionado began producing one-of-a-kind atmospheric soundtracks in 2032 AD, drawing inspiration from the ether of collapsed stars.

Meanwhile, history was repeating itself in 1999 AD Russia as a 7 year-old Roman was picking up his first synthesizer and discovering a natural talent for stringing together sounds…

In 2042, with nearly a decade of experience under his belt, Roman heard the soul cry of this other Self rippling through the ethosphere. The 49 year-old artist, unfortunately, had to break several of the looser laws of physics to reunite with his Self. Time contorted around his being in increasingly tight concentric circles, contracting in unusual ways. For every two years traversed, another melted away, until he crashed through the time-space barrier into Australia, 1992 AD. As one Roman was taking his first infantile breath a newly 26 year-old Roman was shaking off sticky remnants of wormhole and stepping into the alien world of the 90s… He was always a little shaky on precision mathematics.

With nothing more than a reverberation to guide him, Roman began searching for his Past Self, adopting the name “Dean Jones” to counteract any suspicions his unusual speech patterns and dress habits might raise.

Dean entered the 90’s music scene as part of Cleva Cleva with hit club single, “Deuce”. The track dropped exactly four years before a 6 year-old Roman Shk first discovered his love for Scooter and fast-paced dance tracks. Dancing clumsily in stocking feet as the energetic beats surged through the speakers, he felt the music calling his name. From that moment on he devoured the likes of ATB, Paul Van Dyk, and Enigma, using each new conquest to fuel his passion. Music became a daily ritual, songs and artists providing the soundtrack to his childhood.

Dean continued his search for Roman with frequent forays into various clubs and raves. Utilizing his knowledge of international Rugby World Cup outcomes, he padded his coffers with the necessary funds. He felt the smallest pang of guilt for the pale-faced loan sharks, as they thumbed over their stacks of currency. That guilt was quickly replaced with international travel, tediously slow by futuristic standards. He toiled through airplane rides, train rides, car rides, and once a death-defying rickshaw ride down the packed streets of Istanbul. Through these fruitless searches, the future Self discovered the eclectic musical tastes of a planet literally teeming with cultural diversity.

2009 dawned, and Dean was no closer to finding Roman. After 11 years of searching with naught but his gut-feeling guiding the way, he grew tired of relying on archaic technologies. He planted a bug in the ear of close friend and esteemed Australian engineer [name redacted for security purposes]. There is some argument as to whether this “bug” was literal or figurative. Regardless, several simple sketches based on his memory of futuristic devices led to the development of WiFi. The repercussions of the invention were felt globally, across space and time, as human beings took the World Wide Web into streets worldwide. That year the pre-paradox inventor of WiFi, a Japanese technician by the name Haruto Sato, woke up one morning, shook his head in amazement, and wondered aloud “Why didn’t I think of that?”

Dean continued to make waves in the experimental music scene throughout the 90s and early 2000s, with hit club track Don’t Look Back released in the early 2010’s. Taking keys from the past to open doors to the future, his music exhibited all the depth and skilled precision of two lifetimes.

At this point, 17 year-old Roman was following a trajectory that would lead him through two universities and a stint in the Russian army. Music became not just a hobby, but a form of escape. Early 2014, the now 22 year-old artist rediscovered his roots and began creating music again. He posted his experimental tracks on a web forum for emerging artists. There, through a struck of fate, destiny, or simple dumb luck, Roman the Elder (now passing as Dean Jones for nearly two decades), stumbled across his mixes.

Dean initiated a chat conversation, and the soul reverberations between the two became apparent to both quickly. Their physical paths finally converged in late 2014, where the duo blended their individual skills and experiences to create a wholly transcendent sound. Their music is characterised by driving beats, lush, resolving chord arrangements, strong melodic leads and cinematic arrangements of synthesisers, samples and other dissonant sound sources in the general category of Electronic music.  

The duo recently released their debut album, ONE, which is available for purchase through Spotify, iTunes, Beatport: & Google Play. Ambientronic plans to present their first live performances in 2017. Dean quite vividly remembers this as one of their finest moments, and looks forward to sharing the experience with his younger Self.

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One features a bonus continuous mix of the entire album available exclusively to those that purchase the album via iTunes and Google Play.

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