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Music For Annoyed Robots

24 Jun 2022 | Tracks: 7


  • Anybody from my Planet
  • Fragments of You
  • Firmware Update
  • Perception
  • Rebuilded
  • Free Will
  • Night Owl

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Description

Music for Annoyed Robots is a 7-track album classified as electronic music without a specific genre (100 to 128 bpm).

Released on June 24, 2022, Music for Annoyed Robots is available on all major streaming services.

The Concept

Definition of Annoyed :

Troubled, irritated by something unwanted or disliked (an annoyance); vexed.

Definition of Robot :

Borrowed from Czech robot, from robota (“drudgery, servitude”).

  1. (chiefly science fiction) An intelligent mechanical being designed to resemble a human or other creature, typically made from metal.
  2. A machine built to carry out complex tasks by physically moving, often programmable.
  3. (figuratively) A person who appears devoid of emotions.

Behind the Scenes

How the Tracks Were Made:

All tracks were arranged and mixed using Bitwig Studio, incorporating generative techniques.

Other instruments used include Modal Argon 8, Korg Volca Bass, and Korg Volca Keys.

  • Track #1 Anybody from my planet features samples from an old documentary by David Hoffman , rearranged to emphasize a specific concept relevant across generations.
  • Track #4 Perception includes samples from a random podcast about spirituality found on archive.org.
  • Track #6 Free will contains samples from a sci-fi movie about androids (title unknown).

How the Images Were Made:

The cover image of the robot girl was created using a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN), fine-tuned to express an annoyed facial expression and mixed-race features.

Following generation, the image underwent enhancement in Photoshop for makeup, cropping, and color correction.

Two additional images showcase more examples of annoyed robots created using the same technique.

Last edit : 12 Aug 24 19:31 +0200