Elektric Music

Elektric Music

Genres: electronic, synthpop, technopop, electro, kraftwerk

About Elektric Music

Electronic music group founded by Karl Bartos (former member of Kraftwerk) and Lothar Manteuffel (former member of Rheingold) in 1992. Their first album Esperanto (1993) features guest vocals by Andy McCluskey (of OMD) on the track Kissing The Machine. The tracks "Crosstalk" and "Overdrive" were co-written with Kraftwerk collaborator Emil Schult, who also created the graphics for early Elektric Music releases. The sound of ‘Esperanto’ is reminiscent of Kraftwerk and the more recent solo work of Karl Bartos. Manteuffel left the group following the release of 'Esperanto' and all future releases were credited to Bartos alone. The second eponymous titled album (now spelled Electric Music) appeared in 1998 and represented something of a departure in style. Envisaged as an exploration of 60’s pop music, this album was less driven by the electronic sound normally associated Bartos and Kraftwerk and sought to create "guitar pop out of the computer!" The single "Sunshine" (1998) remains the last release credited to Elektric Music as Bartos reverted to using his name for the album Communication

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On RadioStar

11
stations playing
3
countries
8
tracks tracked
most active station (The United States Of America)

Radio Stations sorted by tracks on rotation

SynthPop
2 tracks on rotation
MP3 : 128
184 Likes

SG Radio
1 track on rotation
MP3 : 128
19 Likes

Elektric Music — Top 8 songs

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Elektric Music Crosstalk
Elektric Music Lifestyle
Elektric Music Information
Elektric Music Kissing The Machine
Elektric Music TV
Elektric Music Baby Come Back (Original: The Equals)
Elektric Music Show Business
Elektric Music Esperanto
Information
Kissing The Machine
Baby Come Back (Original: The Equals)
Show Business