Emmerichk's second EP finally made it over the big pond and is a definite proof that Mexico's rising scene for electronic music is easily able to compete with Europe's artistic sprawl.
Nebadon offers Minimal House tunes with an edge. Crispy clicks and cuts garnish warm floating chords at cosy minor over a well composed layer of hypnotically pounding rhythms - never to fast to spoil the relaxed scenery.
And it is a real pity that all delightful listening has to end after only six tracks. Frequent use of the Repeat button is highly recommended.

Emmerichk from Mexico has discoverd the world of electronic music at a very early age: His father was a great fan of electronic sounds. Thus, Emmerichk has known artists like Kraftwerk or Isao Tomita from childhood on.
At the age of 14 he had access to a sound studio and learned how to use mixers, drum machines and synthesizers. So he has tried to produce his own electronic music at that young age.
Later on, as an own music scene for modern electronics had been established in Mexico, Emmerichk learned to know many other artists that had similar interests and music styles. Together, they worked with their music and ideas and found adequate means to publish their music.
Emmerichk's music is a wilful mix of sound carpets, clicks-and-cuts and rhythmical micro-structures. Many tracks also adress dancefloor audience as minimal and dub techno elements are involved in these songs.
His debut "Frandalanke" has been published on the mexican label "filtro".

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