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1-hour electronic/keyboard/synth instrumental album out now!

Written and produced by Daniel Biro: all synths & keyboards.

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RECENT REVIEWS:

“Taking 6 years to write, record and produce, this seamless hour-long instrumental production of synthed-out, spellbinding wonder was inspired by classic analogue synth artists of the 70s.”

“A piece whose genre, quite honestly, has not yet been given a name.”

“With inspiration from Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze and other iconic German artists mixing effortlessly with Biro’s own style to form a tour de force of atmospheric brilliance.”

“How this whole album seems to just continually get better and more imaginative is quite breathtaking.”

“Textured, refined, and brilliantly layered, ‘120 OneTwenty’ brings together three of the greatest progressive music traditions: Berlin-style electronics, prog rock synths and jazz fusion keyboards.”

“A creative explosion. Imagination-stirring. A place to rest and rejuvenate.”

“If ever there are artistic projects that seem completely free from industry influence and entirely connected to the mind and passion of their maker, this is undoubtedly one of them.”

“All at once complex and calming, detailed and smoothly ambient.”

“An epic aural journey”

“Mystical and majestic”

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Over six years in the making, ‘120 Onetwenty’ is inspired by the 1970s era of sequencer/ synth pioneers (Tangerine Dream, Schulze, Kraftwerk, Vangelis), electric jazzers (Hancock, Corea, Zawinul), progressive experimentalists (Soft Machine, Oldfield, King Crimson) and ambient/ minimalist composers (Reich, Eno, Glass, ECM label). The music is an alchemy of intricate multi-layered pattern-based structures and more abstract improvisatory textures, mapping out a polychromatic journey through meditative, melancholy moods, jazz-inflected, hypnotic grooves and soaring, swirling synth landscapes.

The album is also Biro’s musical ‘Thank You’ note to his only brother Nico who originally introduced him to much of the music he has loved all his life. Sadly, Nico died a few years ago of alcohol-related causes, impelling Biro to cathartically celebrate the musical adventures they had shared together in their youth.

Although the album’s sound is all electronic, the effect is 100% human, mainly due to Biro’s skills as a player but also his use of warm vintage analogue keyboard colours from Moogs, Hammonds, Clavinets and especially his signature sound instrument: the Rhodes electric piano. Whilst capturing the spirit of the heroic days of lengthy instrumentals and ambitious concept albums, ‘120 Onetwenty’ is far from just an exercise in retro-nostalgia. It is first and foremost a very personal and emotional exploration of Biro's creative universe for everyone to immerse themselves in and enjoy.

Released February 16th, 2018

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