The story
In the year 2187 a renegade starship of robot rebels found its way into a time gate back to present day as their only way to escape persecution from unintelligent life forms. Trapped in our present time, but free of persecution, the band of robots spends their time making music to communicate with friendly beings in neighboring galaxies. The adventures of Robopimp can be told by many media formats and languages. Please stay tuned for new editions of the Robopimp saga....
Robopimp
Robopimp covers many genres of dance music: Electronic, Rock, Punk, Trash, House, Techno, Breaks, With an uncounted number of compositions Robopimp is a music machine. Please contact us if you are a record label interested in releasing our music or an artist interested in collaborating.
News
Party of Tomorrow
Straight from Obama's Austin, Texas speech is a new track by Robopimp. Using his now famous words from that legendary night, Robopimp lays down a tech-house fused dance track that cleverly captures Obama's powerful message. "Party of Tomorrow" follows a deeper side of techno, with jazzy electronic chord patterns and a warm sub bass percolating in and out of Obama's gripping words.
Kate remixes
The collaborative extravaganza that is the "Kate Remixes" EP features reworks of the Venue hit "Kate" from notorious electronic producers Mark Verbos and Tim Baker alongside Spanish funksters, Robopimp. The post punk/electro/techno sound surges once again with Venue's creative juxtapose of dance music and traditional pop/rock structure. "It's what might happen if Boards of Canada produced a Girls Against Boys record." Haling from Chicago, Chris May and Brock Manke are the duo that make up Venue along with vocalist Katja Blichfeld. Three solid remixes make up the rest of the EP. Mark Verbos, recognized for his collaborations with Tommie Sunshine, effortlessly tweaks the track for a sick dance floor rendition. Tim Baker's stylish dub re-edit of "Kate" preserves the fierce momentum and transmittable groove of the original track. Robopimp's electro house floor filler and the original version round out this top quality release.
Cat#: RER-033
Artist: Venue
Format: Digital
Elephanthaus Ten
Cat#: ER-026
Artist: Various
Format: Digital, CD, 12" Sampler
Elephanthaus Records celebrates their ten year anniversary with the compilation TEN, featuring new unreleased tracks from Robopimp, Tim Baker, Cristian Varela, Greg Kobe, Marco Bailey, Kill Memory Crash and more. Robopimp contributes with "Max", a minimal, but melodic theme reminiscent of detroit style techno.
