Intriguing Swedish electronica with a feel of 80s synthesizer music delicately blended with the 21st century.

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ELECTRONIC: Electronica, ELECTRONIC: Techno

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Be consumed by the delicate and intriguing sound of Voide and the new âEvolutionâ album, Swedish Electronica produced for the masses, yourself included! This is the second album to be released (previously released was âSpace Spongeâ and the single âComputer Nationâ in 2007) and it continues the musical voyage with the soundscapes of Voide.

The mix of songs on the âEvolutionâ album ranges from butter cake acid like âDream Machineâ and soft emotional Electronica with âMiss Youâ to dance club music like âMotivatorâ and âR-evolutionâ and finally topping off with âComputer Nationâ and âThe Coreâ to mention a few of the tracks. All this produced with a blend of the 80s sound and love for synthesizers delicately mixed with the reality of the 21st century.

Voide is influenced by early 80s synthesizer music and artists like Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode, Moby, Yello, Depeche Mode, Howard Jones, Jean-Michelle Jarré and The Art of Noise.

Many musical ideas are also spawned by Sci-Fi writers like Arthur C Clarke, Stanislaw Lem, Harry Harrison and other well known authors. The balance between humanity, nature and technology is something that Voide finds especially intriguing and this is also reflected in most of the songs and art that he produces.

At the time of the release of the 'Evolution' album Voide is an independent artist with a bright future ahead. The 'Dream Machine' track is widely popular among Electronica and electronic music fans all over the world and it has been featured on several popular podcasts like the Triple F Mixtape, Electronicast, Bleep Show and ThinkToy. Voide has chosen to work together with Peter in De Betou at Tailor Maid studios in Sweden and Peter has mastered all Voides albums and songs released to date. The Space Sponge â Radio Edit track (from the 'Space Sponge' album) is featured on Red Night Records compilation CD 'Electronic Surge Volume 1' that was released in October 2007.