Rozarc

📸 by Erdem Akkaya (IG: , .studio)

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📸 by Erdem Akkaya (ig: , .studio)

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📸 by one & only Erdem Akkaya (ig: , .studio)

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Heartening words, thanks a lot The Joy of Violent Movement: "Built around layers of fluttering and shimmering synth arpeggios, tweeter and woofer rattling thump, twinkling keys and skittering beats, the remarkably cinematic album track “Sand Grains” seems like a slick synthesis of John Carpenter soundtracks, Tour de France-era Kraftwerk and Snap!‘s “Rhythm Is A Dancer” — but with a club friendly accessibility.".

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Visual Atelier 8, a prominent digital publication for creatives and design innovators, allocated a space for Flamacue on its website: bit.ly/41e0INE. Thank you very much Visual Atelier 8!

The Further is a Parisian and Berliner magazine that doesn't hesitate to feature niche artists on its website. In addition to having a wide range of nice selection of artists, The Further family published a brief review on "Upon the Floor" from my debut album "Flamacue" which has been released last December on every major streaming platform. Don't forget to check out their website along with this lovely and short article by them: bit.ly/3zmENYl. Thanks a lot The Further!

The New LoFi dedicated 3 minutes to Bullet Game on their March mixtape: bit.ly/40uzS3a. An amazing mixtape curated with such a great taste. Hugely appreciate it. Thanks a lot The New LoFi!

Thanks a lot Schwarzesbayern for this very nice interview: bit.ly/3ZX0c69

Faze Magazin, a leading print electronic music magazine in Germany, has featured Flamacue in its February print issue: bit.ly/3IT8ztd.

Online article: bit.ly/3o8bRRF.

Thank you FAZEmag!

Translation below 👇🏽

"I don't usually feature albums here in our monthly column, but Berlin-based Rozarc's debut album is worth being featured on a larger scale. Sinan is a music producer, drummer and sound engineer. He grew up with a mix of inspirations ranging from the works of Björk, Amon Tobin and Nine Inch Nails to the riff and guitar-heavy rhymes of Siouxsie & The Banshees and Kyuss. With influences from techno, tech house, industrial, synthwave, downtempo and barely defined genres like IDM, his style shows experimental yet "in its own way coherent" sound design ideas imbued with narrative and cinematic structures. The debut album presented here, "Flamacue", contains 12 tracks that show the different influences of the young producer. So the listener meets here both experimental elements and pleasing and catchy house moments. Some of it, like "Bullet Game" reminds me of a Quentin Tarantino movie, "For the Sake of a Long Night" after Afterlife, "Lumbard" is a very special piano techno stomper with noise and "S.S.7." after Aphex Twin. To make it short - a very exciting album with a lot to discover."

Thank you electronica.org.uk for the beautiful words: bit.ly/3Ykfkcc

Check out this wonderful article by Groove Cartel: bit.ly/3JgpTJ2

And don't forget to show your support on Spotify: spoti.fi/3HH1lrP

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3 years after the first EP "Odds Are Tough", debut album "Flamacue" will be hitting the shelves on December the 25th with various inspirations ranging from Instrumental Electronica, Downtempo, Industrial to Techno, Tech-House, and Synthwave. Consisting of 12 songs, a sonic palette splashes a mixture of colours for 53 minutes onto an empty canvas.

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Electronic and industrial ingredients, moulded with narrative structures.

Retro-Futuristic, yet still timeless.

Odds Are Tough Rozarc · Single · 2019 · 5 songs.

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