In the latest Studio Sessions on the Celldweller Production channel, Klayton works on the Scandroid track “Time Crime” using the Korg Mono/Poly Synth!
“Time Crime” releases Friday, January 12.
Pre-Order “Time Crime”:
https://fanlink.to/timecrime
Scandroid’s “The Force Theme”, from the album “Monochrome”, appears in NewRetroWave’s End of 2017 Mix! Scandroid is featured among Waveshaper, ALEX, Frank Redux and more! Check out the full list or artists HERE.
Purchase/ Stream “Monochrome”:
https://fanlink.to/monochrome
The self-titled debut Celldweller album, released independently in 2003, has achieved a number of accolades and awards, from Billboard charting to industry recognized song/producer of the year awards, to licensing every song from the album to a major Film/TV/Video Game projects. Another major impact the album had on a world-wide audience of fans and fellow musicians/producers was the opportunity to publicly remix a number of the songs from the album – spawning over 1,000 remixes over a span of 10+ years following the album’s release. Previously receiving only limited releases through various song-based compilations over the years, the Celldweller / FiXT team is proud to announce an official ‘best-of’ debut remixes 2-volume compilation series releasing to all digital stores in Fall/Winter 2017. Many of these remixes will be making their first appearance on streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and TIDAL.
Stream “Symbiont” (Machine Corpse Remix):
https://fanlink.to/machinecorpseremix
Scandroid jumps through time in the brand new single “Time Crime.” Delivering a satisfying, synth-rock journey with catchy vocals and smooth saxophones, “Time Crime” brings you back to the nostalgia of 1984. Previously available exclusively on the vinyl release of Scandroid’s sophomore album, Monochrome, “Time Crime” warps into the digital age as the first new single from Scandroid’s yet-to-be-titled 3rd full-length album.
Pre-Order “Time Crime”:
https://fanlink.to/timecrime
The self-titled debut Celldweller album, released independently in 2003, has achieved a number of accolades and awards, from Billboard charting to industry recognized song/producer of the year awards, to licensing every song from the album to a major Film/TV/Video Game projects. Another major impact the album had on a world-wide audience of fans and fellow musicians/producers was the opportunity to publicly remix a number of the songs from the album – spawning over 1,000 remixes over a span of 10+ years following the album’s release. Previously receiving only limited releases through various song-based compilations over the years, the Celldweller / FiXT team is proud to announce an official ‘best-of’ debut remixes 2-volume compilation series releasing to all digital stores in Fall/Winter 2017. Many of these remixes will be making their first appearance on streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and TIDAL.
Whether you remember some of these remixes from years past or you’re experiencing them for the first time – sit back and enjoy some of your favorite Celldweller songs re-mixed and re-imagined by an all-star cast of artists. Each volume delivers over 20 songs and 2+ hours of music. Discover or re-discover remixes from Blue Stahli, Sebastian Komor, lvl, Neuroticfish, Drop, Voicians, DJ Lee, Audesi, The Luna Sequence, Growling Machines, RIOT 87, Copy Paste Repeat and many more.
Stream “Frozen (Red Devil Remix)”:
https://fanlink.to/reddevilremix
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Scandroid’s ’80s inspired synthpop cover of Tears For Fears #1 hit, “Shout,” transforms into a danceable future house remix from DJ Stranger.
“I started a remix to the original version of “Shout” by Tears For Fears a long time ago, but the original vocals weren’t working for my mix. I postponed the remix for a long time and then one day I accidentally found Scandroid’s cover of Shout on YouTube and I really liked it. I immediately realized that Scandroid’s vocals were exactly what I needed to finish my remix. I completed the remix and sent the demo to the FiXT label. They really liked it and we came to an agreement to release it officially!” – DJ Stranger
Purchase/Stream “Shout” (DJ Stranger Remix):
https://fanlink.to/djstrangerremix
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