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Rødig balances dancefloor power and home-listening introspection on his debut album, 'Human Machine' - FindYourSounds

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Switzerland-via-Germany artist Rødig unveils his debut album, Human Machine, on his Shojiki label. It will be released on double-coloured vinyl and digitally on March 6, 2025. Rødig’s cohesive and nuanced ‘Human Machine’ extended player balances moods and grooves, demonstrating his sound design skills and mastery of rhythmic syncopation. ‘Artificial Interaction’ starts with scuffed-up kicks and dubby chords, creating a body-popping groove laced…

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Rødig balances dancefloor power and home-listening introspection on his debut album, 'Human Machine' - FindYourSounds

Switzerland-via-Germany artist Rødig unveils his debut album, Human Machine, on his Shojiki label. It will be released on double-coloured vinyl and digitally on March 6, 2025. Rødig’s cohesive and nuanced ‘Human Machine’ extended player balances moods and grooves, demonstrating his sound design skills and mastery of rhythmic syncopation. ‘Artificial Interaction’ starts with scuffed-up kicks and dubby chords, creating a body-popping groove laced…

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