Released 17 May 2024, the 3kStatic album “Telestial” is a “Best Electronic / Dance Album” GRAMMY Award ballot entry candidate. “Telestial” includes the “Trending House” Top 5 DJ single “No Resistance (featuring HYPNO Soundsystem and Monique Ortiz)” and follow-up “The Problem is Me” (#16 Dance/Pop). In addition to “No Resistance”,
The stunning Rom DiPrisco Remix of “No Resistance (feat. Monique Ortiz)” is out now on digital formats, and is currently a featured new release at UK download site junodownload.com. The Rom DiPrisco Remix of “No Resistance” follows the previous single and “Telestial” album release of the 3kStatic re-imagining (also featuring
The HYPNO Soundsystem remix of the 2020 3kStatic single “Uberdada” has been selected as among the “Best Minimal/Tech House” tracks of the year (so far) by taste-making UK electronic music download site Juno Download. Released February 2024, “Uberdada (HYPNO Soundsystem Remix)” quickly rose to the #1 spot on the Minimal/Tech
The Monique Ortiz featuring HYPNO Soundsystem single “Dapper” is now available, and includes 3kStatic remixes of the title track and “In the Name of Love”. The single is available on all streaming platforms, and on CD single at moniqueortiz.com.
Taken from the new 3kStatic album Telestial, first single “No Resistance (featuring Monique Ortiz and HYPNO Soundsystem)“, continues its DJ promo pool chart climb, moving this week to #19 (Pop/Dance) at digitaldjpool.com. The track is a contemporary spin on the 1991 Cabaret Voltaire original, which first appeared as the opening
The artwork of Canadian punk aesthetic artist Tommy Wilson is highlighted on the packaging of the just-released 3kStatic EP “No Resistance”. Featuring three cover versions of Cabaret Voltaire originals that appear the 3kStatic album “Telestial” – along with two alternate versions, the “No Resistance” EP is commissioned original art by
The work of photographer Dylan Andrew Miller and frequent subject, Sly Violet, return for the 3kStatic album “Telestial”. The third 3kStatic album to feature the pair’s artistic collaboration, “Telestial” follows previous albums “Gunrubber” and “Babalon Working”. concluding a trilogy of conceptually-related albums. For “Telestial”, the album artwork is directly related
