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Robert is a unique music producer, a true craftsman and mastermind when it comes to music design, always fitting tons of emotions and feelings in his productions, scaling from music soundscaping to massive dance floor anthems. With his "Sea Of Colors EP" Robert makes non the less another track for the future generations, as to what emotional music stands for.

Luscious groove with the signature analogue baseline that Robert is known for, along with dreamy layers of pads and harmonious synths make up the scenery of almost 9 minutes of pure music excellence. The tripping vocals spotted are from fellow Benjamin James which makes another collaboration with Robert, creating a real masterpiece.

The first remix comes from one of the best producers out there and for sure one of the most in demand. Jamie Steven, former member of the awarded Infusion electronic band, takes the original on another level with his tech style, creating a powerful piece of music. An intro that is building up elements for the most part of it, taking the original ideas of Robert Babicz to a deep tribal-ish state with a massive groovy baseline and percussion.

Second remix of the EP comes from newcomer and one to watch out for, The Other Me. As a label we show support wherever talent exists. And The Other Me has lots of it, proving it for 12 continuous minutes creating a mellow, smooth and deep track. This remix is exclusive to the vinyl release...

Starting with a haunting theme with a mix of vocals and synths, it climaxes with the most unexpected way making the break a battlefield of analogue Moog madness and twisted sounds resembling the mighty theremin. The tracks drives back from the break with an ending structured with the vocals of the original.

The whole EP is full of talent and the warm analogue feeling we all seek for innovative and creative sound design and it is quite possibly the best way to start Diez Mil Records.


Early support from, Richie Hawtin, Guy J, John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo, Edu Imbernon, Sasha Carassi, Patrick Klunkel, Joseph Capriati.