Electro producer and recording artist from the South Coast of England and one of the most prolific producers of the underground Electro scene.
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| A New Dimension |
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| Another Place in Time |
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| Eugenic Interface |
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| Megalopolis |
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| Rotational |
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| Shroud |
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| Strangeways |
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It all started way back in the early eighties after an appearance on BBC Television performing Robot Dancing to Africa Bambaataa’s "Planet Rock", he then became resolute on producing and writing Electro music, mainly concentrating on live performances within the local Hip Hop & Dance scenes along the UK’s South Coast which remained continuous on into the nineties.
With the advent of the new generation of contemporary Electro producers like Aux 88 and Drexciya in the mid-nineties which helped re-start the Electro movement, Kurt joined in production duties with neighbouring associates Transparent Sound who had started releasing new Electro releases on their own label. With this collaboration came several releases on various labels, most noticeably 'Freaks Frequency'.
As an independent producer Kurt has gone on to generate more material recording for various esteemed underground Electro labels in Europe, The UK and The USA. ‘Simple Machines’ was one of the first releases that made the name ‘Scape One’ perceptible on the Electro landscape followed soon after by the series ‘Planet Funk Express’ which focused on the global development and diversity of Electro. Many more releases followed each focusing on a certain theme but always with the pulse of Synthetic funk with a futuristic attitude that always remains forward thinking. Live appearances and DJ sets have taken place in New York, London, Barcelona, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Chicago, Glasgow, Miami, Dublin, Seattle, Leipzig and many more including various Radio performances.
Kurt prefers to draw inspiration from various sources which range from the Old school hip hop releases of New York and Los Angeles, European Electronic Music, Japanese Electropop, Detroit Techno, 70’s Funk and Deep House.
Scape One has also established his own record company, Adaptive Programs.
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