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'Dreams About' available now from all major digital platforms. Distributed by Cargo Records. Publishing by Songtrust. ------------------- Directed by Martin J Langthorne Additional footage by Barry Limb. -------------------- Cloud Studies: Adam Cresswell, Vocals, bass; Martin J Langthorne, Guitars, Kirstin Isolde Lavender, Vocals; Adrian Taylor, Guitars Drums: Nat Guest Produced by Adam Cresswell. Mastered by Toby Campen LYRICS ======= It’s you I dream about Dreams I can’t act out Record my dreams in a spreadsheet A password keeps them quite discreet Oh waahwaa wooh I want to dream of you Wake me when it’s true Kaleidoscopic view Wake me when it’s true An office girl by day Routine that wears aways Lonely lunching in my cubical With my computer terminal Oh waahwaa wooh I want to dream of you Wake me when it’s true Kaleidoscopic view So I take a pill or two I want to dream of you Wake me when it’s true Kaleidoscopic view Drift into the blue

Release date 14th March 2025 Catalogue: Bot43 Distro: Cargo Records, UK Publishing: Songtrust​ Released by: Happy Robots ©℗ Happy Robots Records 2025 PRESS RELEASE ============ ‘Cloud Cartography’ is the second single from South / East London band Cloud Studies. It's the follow-up to their debut 2024 single ‘Ghosts’. Cloud Studies formed in 2024, as a means for Adam Cresswell and Martin J Langthorne to explore the sonic possibilities offered by their large arsenal of effects pedals. ‘Cloud Cartography’ was the first song written by Adam for the band as a means to set the direction for their sonic explorations. It was inspired by visits to the Derryveagh Mountains of Donegal in Ireland, and fighting off the elements as sheets of rain beat down upon the landscape. The song is about trying to make sense of a constantly changing world and our efforts to document and understand it. In a library, the protagonist meets someone attempting to map the clouds. They find themselves standing on a mountainside battling the elements, their undaunted optimism constantly challenged by the impossible nature of their task. Sonically the song presents a panoramic, full-spectrum wall of sound; dreamy synths, layers of reverb-drenched guitars from Adrian Taylor and Martin J Langthorne, ethereal vocals from Adam Cresswell, underpinned by a tight insistent rhythm from drummer Nat Guest. Cloud Studies: Adam Cresswell, Vocals, bass; Nat Guest, Drums; Martin J Langthorne, Guitars; Adrian Taylor, Guitars Produced by Adam Cresswell. Mastered by Toby Campen Mastering. Recorded at Nan's House Studios (Liverpool) and Bellasonic Sounds (London).

'Ghosts' available now from all major digital platforms. Distributed by Cargo Records. Publishing by Songtrust. ------------------- Directed by Martin J Langthorne Filmed by: Cloud Studies & Benedict Cresswell Runner: Jude Cresswell -------------------- Cloud Studies: Adam Cresswell, Vocals, bass; Nat Guest, Drums; Martin J Langthorne, Guitars. Produced by Adam Cresswell. Guitar: Michael Malley Mix consultant: Richard Bennett. Mastered by Toby Campen LYRICS ------------- You’re the ghost, of my past The ghost, I take everywhere Shroud my eyes, bury our past lives Love is lonely, love is so unfair And our rooms, are so cold Scratched mirror, I can’t look into Beyond the garden, is a grove Of black flowers, cracked statues Apparitions dance, It’s more than happenstance There’s a shadow in my dreams, And a gallows, in my reverie There’s a noise in these walls, Lord I’m sorry, for all my blasphemy. Apparitions dance, It’s more than happenstance Apparitions dance, It’s more than happenstance

Released by Happy Robots on 14 June 2024 © ℗ 2024 Happy Robots Records LABEL: www.happyrobots.co.uk WEB: https://linktr.ee/rodneycromwell Video Animated and Directed by Martin J Langthorne Mastering by Toby Campen Mastering Song Produced by Adam Cresswell and Ricard Bennett PRESS RELEASE ============= Indie-electronica artist Rodney Cromwell is set to drop his latest pumped-up single ‘Exercise Class’ on 14th June, ready for the summer. The track fuses dead-pan spoken-word lyrics, with a melodic chorus and Cromwell’s signature classic synth sound. The song draws influences from LCD Soundsystem, Metronomy and classic synthpop as well as to the iconic soundtracks of Jane Fonda workouts videos. It’s a song that belongs as much on the indie-disco dancefloor as a sweaty exercise studio. On the inspiration behind the track Cromwell says, “I hate exercising, and I wanted to write something that celebrates that fact. Despite appearances, I’ve spent a lot of time over the last 20 years pounding the streets of South London as well as hanging around in cut-price gyms. So, I found myself writing a song that observes the less glamorous, sometimes creepy side, of workout culture." Since the release of his debut album 'Age of Anxiety,' Cromwell has been featured by the likes of NME, Electronic Sound, Huffington Post, Paste, Shindig!, Louder Than War, Big Takeover, Magic RPM and the Bandcamp homepage with national radio play across the globe, not least with multiple spins on BBC 6 Music in the UK. The Rodney Cromwell live set is a joyful mixed-media extravaganza, incorporating battered synths, video visuals and live instrumentation, interjected by Rodney’s 'offbeat wit'’ (NME). His debut festival appearance was described as 'like a spiritual experience’. Bands he has played with include A Flock of Seagulls, Pram, Death & Vanilla, M!R!M, Damo Suzuki, Steve Davis and Blancmange. He has recorded live sessions for Electronic Sound Magazine and RNE3 in Spain.

Released by Happy Robots ℗© Happy Robots Records 2024 Distributed by Cargo Records, UK Released 24 May 2024 Taken from the single 'Exercise Class' Directed by Adam C Cresswell Title design and animations Martin J Langthorne Starring Jude Cresswell as Shadow Child and Benedict Cresswell as Eyeball Child PR: Shameless Promotion PR Management: Happy Robots info [at] happyrobots.co.uk PRESS RELEASE ============= London-based indie electronic artist Rodney Cromwell has announced that he will release his new 'Exercise Class' EP on June 14 via Happy Robots Records. This four-track offering follows his 2023 EP 'The Winter Palace Remixes'. Previewing the new 'Exercise Class' EP, Cromwell drops as a teaser 'Madeline Trip', the shortest track on this EP, being a 55-second electronic hauntological trip inspired by Marcel Proust’s seven-volume novel ‘In Search of Lost Time’. This is also the first song usually introduced to Cromwell's live audience when his band enters onto stage. Rodney Cromwell is the solo moniker of Adam Cresswell of two John Peel faves - 90s indie folk band Saloon and 2000s electronic duo Arthur & Martha. Since debuting with the 'Age of Anxiety' album, Cromwell has been featured in NME, Electronic Sound, Huffington Post, Paste, Shindig!, Louder Than War, The Big Takeover, Magic RPM, Post-Punk.com and Bandcamp Daily. National radio play includes BBC 6 Music in the UK, RTE in Ireland, airplay in Tokyo, and RNE3 in Spain, for whom he also recorded a live session. Rodney Cromwell live is a joyful mixed-media extravaganza, incorporating analogue synths, video visuals and live instrumentation, interjected by Rodney’s 'offbeat wit'' (NME). Described 'like a spiritual experience", he has shared the stage with icons such as A Flock of Seagulls, Damo Suzuki, Pram, Death & Vanilla, Rowetta, M!R!M and Steve Davis. In 2022, he recorded a live session for Electronic Sound and supported Blancmange on a number of dates, further cementing his reputation as one of the most exciting live acts on the electronic music scene. The 'Exercise Class' EP will drop into your inboxes soon, just in time for the summer. With its dead-pan spoken-word lyrics, melodic chorus and Cromwell’s signature classic synth sound, the title track draws influences from LCD Soundsystem, Metronomy and New Order’s ‘Blue Monday’, as well as the iconic soundtracks of Jane Fonda workouts videos. As with all output from this retro-futuristic songcrafter, Rodney Cromwell's new releases brings music is as fitting for the indie-disco dancefloor as a sweaty exercise studio. On May 24, 'Madeline Trip' will be available everywhere digitally, including Spotify, Apple Music and Bandcamp. The full 'Exercise Class' EP, which is already available for pre-order, will be released on June 14.

Song originally released by Happy Robots 11 November 2022 Song: © ℗ 2022 Happy Robots Records Video: © ℗ 2023 Happy Robots Records Directed by Martin J Langthorne LABEL: www.happyrobots.co.uk WEB: https://linktr.ee/rodneycromwell PRESS RELEASE ============= Taken from the single 'The Winter Palace', this playful instrumental named after the performance group from the ‘80s kids show Rainbow, combines squelchy vintage synths with a rumbling krautrock beat. ‘Rod, Jane and Freddy' was recorded and mixed in Cromwell’s home studio in Catford, South London. Mastered by Toby Campen. Since the release of his debut 'Age of Anxiety' album, Rodney Cromwell has been featured by the likes of NME, Electronic Sound, Huffington Post, Paste, Shindig!, Louder Than War, The Big Takeover, Magic RPM and the Bandcamp homepage. He’s had national radio play in Japan, Finland, Germany and multiple spins on RTE in Ireland, on BBC 6 Music in the UK and RNE3 in Spain for whom he recorded a live session. The Rodney Cromwell live set is a joyful mixed-media extravaganza, incorporating analogue synths, video visuals and live instrumentation, interjected by Rodney’s 'offbeat wit'' (NME). His debut festival appearance at Indietracks was described as 'like a spiritual experience". He has shared stages with acts including A Flock of Seagulls, Pram, Death & Vanilla, Rowetta, M!R!M and Steve Davis. His sole performance in 2020 was as part of Damo Suzuki's backing band. In 2022 he recorded a live session for Electronic Sound and in autumn 2022 and played a number of dates supporting Blancmange.

Recorded live, performed by Rich Bennett Remix by Scott Solter Taken from the album ' Supermarkets Underwater" Released by Happy Robots © ℗ Happy Robots Records 2023 Distributed digitally by Cargo Records UK PRESS RELEASE ============= The 2022 album “Music For Underwater Supermarkets” by Roman Angelos was a sleeper hit for Happy Robots. Combining electronica and exotica, the album painted a sonic dreamscape transposing the mundane act of grocery shopping to an aquatic utopian landscaping. Exploring Roman's obsession with the library and soundtrack music, with unfashionable sonic influences from Burt Bacharach to Vangellis the album was brilliantly received with Electronic Sound Magazine describing it as “an album of splendid vibes and – indeed – splendid vibes” Roman Angelos now presents “Supermarkets, Underwater,” a fully reimagined remix of the original album from producer/engineer Scott Solter. Solter flips the script, taking the bouncy and upbeat material of the original album and creating a darker and more ambient landscape. Weaving in noise and shifting electronic percussion, it’s an entirely new record. Listeners dive deeper into unknown waters, no longer shopping alongside the friendly fish. Lead track “Swimming Through The Aisles (Teeming Mix)” uses the same irregular time signature and feel of the original, but adds in tremolo vibraphones, reverse guitars, and electronic drums, giving the music a new feel of exploration. Roman Angelos was created as a vehicle for producer Rich Bennett to explore his obsession with library recordings of the 60's and 70s, muzak and exotica. He has also been involved in a diverse group of musical projects, including the newly reunited outsider/60s proto-punk group The Shaggs, dream-pop band Mahogany, and Brazilian funk group Limoncello. Roman’s previous released for Happy Robots have gained praise online from the like Freq, Electricity Club and The Haunted Generation, in the printed magazines Electronic Sound, Hi-Fi World and Shindig! and have received radio play from Bob Fisher (BBC Tees) and on BBC6 Music from Gideon Coe, Cerys Matthews and Stuart Maconie’s Freak Zone. In June 2023 Roman Angelos will be touring in the UK with Happy Robots labelmate Rodney Cromwell, performing in London, Coventry, Reading and Todmorden. www.happyrobots.co.uk/ tickets

Released by Happy Robots on 9 December 2022 © ℗ 2022 Happy Robots Records LABEL: www.happyrobots.co.uk WEB: https://linktr.ee/rodneycromwell PRESS RELEASE ============= Rodney Cromwell returns just weeks after the release of his last single ‘The Winter Palace’ with a new song released for the Christmas season. ‘Cold Christmas’ was written for the annual ‘A Very Cherry Christmas’ compilation by Cherryade Records, and is released on its own right as a digital single on 9th December via Happy Robots. This is no Cliff Richard Christmas hit though. A relentless krautrock beat propels a driving synth bass line, layered with Cromwell’s signature ARP synth strings and a thumping bass guitar. It is the most knowingly gothic song that Cromwell has released to date. As the UK descends into another round of austerity, the lyrics of ‘Cold Christmas’ are like ‘Eleanor Rigby’ turbo-charged for 2022. “Julie wanted a Xmas tree, until she fell into poverty, the house is cold and the lights are off, and now she’s getting a nasty cough”. ‘Cold Christmas’ was recorded in Cromwell’s home studio in Catford, London and was produced by Dom Cresswell at Studio AUW in Kent. Since the release of his debut 'Age of Anxiety' album, Rodney Cromwell has been featured by the likes of NME, Electronic Sound, Huffington Post, Paste, Shindig!, Louder Than War, The Big Takeover, Magic RPM and the Bandcamp homepage. He’s had national radio play in Japan, Finland, Germany and multiple spins on RTE in Ireland, on BBC 6 Music in the UK and RNE3 in Spain for whom he recorded a live session. The Rodney Cromwell live set is a joyful mixed-media extravaganza, incorporating analogue synths, video visuals and live instrumentation, interjected by Rodney’s 'offbeat wit'' (NME). His debut festival appearance at Indietracks was described as 'like a spiritual experience". He has shared stages with acts including A Flock of Seagulls, Pram, Death & Vanilla, Marsheaux, Rowetta, M!R!M, Damo Suzuki and Steve Davis. In 2022 he recorded a live session for Electronic Sound and in the autumn played a series of dates with Blancmange.

Released by Happy Robots on 11 November 2022 © ℗ 2022 Happy Robots Records LABEL: www.happyrobots.co.uk WEB: https://linktr.ee/rodneycromwell PRESS RELEASE ============= With its washes of synths strings, tinkering electronic piano, detached vocals and layered harmonies delivered in Cromwell’s lush baritone, ‘The Winter Palace’ evokes an icy cold soundscape fit for the months of winter. Where the title track of his recent album ‘Memory Box’ is about losing the power of recall, ‘The Winter Palace’ is about trying to forget a lost love, but being haunted by them in his memory. Cromwell sings to his former love “I dream of you regardless, whether I am asleep or awake”. Featuring a majestic sweeping synth solo, that wouldn’t sound out of place on Bowie’s ‘Low’, sonically the song sits between classic new wave artists like Joy Division or OMD and more contemporary acts like Ladytron or Black Marble. ‘The Winter Palace’ was recorded in Cromwell’s home studio in Catford, South London and was produced in Brooklyn, New York at ACME Hall Studio by Rich Bennett. Since the release of his debut 'Age of Anxiety' album, Rodney Cromwell has been featured by the likes of NME, Electronic Sound, Huffington Post, Paste, Shindig!, Louder Than War, The Big Takeover, Magic RPM and the Bandcamp homepage. He’s had national radio play in Japan, Finland, Germany and multiple spins on RTE in Ireland, on BBC 6 Music in the UK and RNE3 in Spain for whom he recorded a live session. The Rodney Cromwell live set is a joyful mixed-media extravaganza, incorporating analogue synths, video visuals and live instrumentation, interjected by Rodney’s 'offbeat wit'' (NME). His debut festival appearance at Indietracks was described as 'like a spiritual experience". He has shared stages with acts including A Flock of Seagulls, Pram, Death & Vanilla, Rowetta, M!R!M and Steve Davis. His sole performance in 2020 was as part of Damo Suzuki's backing band. In 2022 he recorded a live session for Electronic Sound and in autumn 2022 he is playing a number of dates supporting Blancmange.

Taken from the album 'Music for Underwater Supermarkets' (Bot30) by ROMAN ANGELOS Available on LP https://happyrobotsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-underwater-supermarkets Released by Happy Robots Extended version available on the digital single 'The Aimless Aquanaut' © ℗ Happy Robots Records 2022 PRESS RELEASE ============= The recent album by Roman Angelos "Music for Underwater Supermarkets" released in 2022 by Happy Robots, paints a sonic dreamscape where the mundane act of grocery shopping meets the future. “Music for Underwater Supermarkets” continues and extends Roman's obsession with library and soundtrack music of the past, fusing that aesthetic with childhood memories of being pushed around in shopping carts and visiting strip malls. Vibraphones chime alongside woodwinds and vintage synthesizers, creating an immersive sound that feels exotic and smooth. This new single "The Aimless Aquanaut" picks up and develops one of the lush ambient breaks featured in "Music For Underwater Supermarkets". Roman Angelos’ extended version draws upon the influence of Steve Reich and kosmische music, bringing the listener into a state of suspended meditation. It is both meditative and reflective, and could as easily soundtrack one of the more contemplative moments in an episode of 'Stranger Things' as well as soundtrack your next visit to a spa retreat. The Riptide and Rumble remix by producer/engineer Scott Solter is a preview of his upcoming full remix album of “Music For Underwater Supermarkets”. Solter weaves in darker ambience, with hints of early industrial, while still maintaining the aquatic feeling of the song, making for something soothing and spine-tingling. Solter’s full remix album “Supermarkets, Underwater” will be available in winter 2023 on Happy Robots Records​ Roman Angelos is the project of Brooklyn producer Rich Bennett; it was developed as a vehicle for Rich to explore his obsession with library recordings of the 60's and 70s, muzak and exotica. Beyond the world of library electronica, Rich has been involved in a diverse group of musical projects, including the newly reunited outsider/60s proto-punk group The Shaggs and Brazilian funk group Limoncello. 2020’s debut for Happy Robots ‘Spacetronic Lunchbox’ was a burst of sonic nostalgia that boasted 11 songs in 10 minutes. Both of Roman's albums for Happy Robots have gained praise online from Freq, The Electricity Club and The Haunted Generation, in the printed magazines Electronic Sound and Shindig! and he has received multiple BBC radio play from Bob Fisher (BBC Tees) and BBC Radio 6 Music from Cerys Matthews and Stuart Maconie’s Freak Zone.

Released by Happy Robots 3rd February 2022 © ℗ Happy Robots Records LABEL: www.happyrobots.co.uk WEB: www.happyrobots.co.uk/rodney-cromwell PRESS RELEASE ============== Indietronica artist Rodney Cromwell from Catford releases his new single ‘Opus Three’ via Happy Robots on 3rd February. It’s a floor-filling synth-driven dance number about disconnected lovers trying to conjure optimism as the world stands the brink of apocalypse. Conceived as a love-letter to a lost synthesizer, ‘Opus Three’ is at it’s heart the simplest of dance numbers; a full-fat 120bpm beat, layered with a chunky Moog Opus 3 synth line, is overlaid with percussion and the primitive buzzing tones of a 1960’s pocket stylophone. Inspired by the haunting and surreal novel ‘Ice’ by Anna Kavan, the song is about two lovers on the brink of apocalypse, separated by distance, lost in time, trying to find positivity in a world where there is little. “Don’t let it be, catastrophe” repeats the chorus, trying to conjure optimism from somewhere. The B-side ‘Perception Management’ is an atmospheric dystopian synth instrumental that might be described as as ‘post-truth pop’. The maxi single includes an extended dance mix produced by Rich Bennett with remixes from Dublin synthpop artist Circuit 3 and Happy Robots’ latest signing folktronica act, Field Glass. ‘Opus Three’ is taken from the forthcoming ‘Memory Box' album. The LP is a mixture of synthpop, hauntology, dreampop and European coldwave and releases on 18th March. Using analogue synths, drum machines with minimal computer sequencing the LP conjures an organic, dream-like world, inspired as much by Alice in Wonderland and Franz Kafka as by its sonic influences such as Kraftwerk, The Cure, Polyrock and Stereolab, creating a distinctive and compelling world. Rodney Cromwell's debut LP 'Age of Anxiety' (2015) and 'Rodney's English Disco' EP (2018) garnered Rodney Cromwell coverage in amongst others Electronic Sound, NME, Huffington Post, Paste, Record Collector, BBC6 Music and RNE3 in Spain, for whom he recorded a live session. The debut album featured in scores of Best of Lists including Electronic Sound and The Electricity Club who named him ‘Most Promising New Act’. He has played lives shows with acts like Pram, Death & Vanilla, M!R!M, Rowetta and Steve Davis. In 2020, he performed as part of Damo Suzuki of Can’s backing band. ‘Memory Box,’ the lead single from the album, premiered in Post-Punk.com and was voted by fans into the Dandelion Radio Official Festive 50. It has received coverage across the globe including national radio play in Japan, Finland and Spain and multiple spins on BBC 6 Music in the UK.

Released by Happy Robots on 5 May 2022 ℗© Happy Robots Records W: www.happyrobots.co.uk E: info@happyrobots.co.uk Bot32v1 PRESS RELEASE ============= New to Happy Robots! We are thrilled to share with you the first release by Field Glass. for fans of: Four Tet, Caribou, múm, AIR, Slowdive, folktronica. Working together for the first time, brothers Dan and Jacob Mayfield are field Field Glass. 'Gardens' is the debut release, taken from their incoming album ‘Kin’ which will be released on 27th May. Using a variety of acoustic instruments, such as a Victorian travelling organ and a dulcitone, together with analogue electronics, they have composed a series of lush instrumental pieces, recorded with their friend Mike Collins at Big Jelly Studios, a beautiful deconsecrated chapel in Ramsgate. 'Gardens' is a stunning encapsulation of their sound; upbeat and emotive, you can almost smell the summer air and feel the swaying flowers, conjured by their lush folkadelic sound. Field Glass’s music touches on electronica, shoegaze and ambient, blending instruments and found sounds into short minimalist tracks. In 2015 they founded the Hannah Peel and Jarvis Cocker endorsed, School of Noise, a workshop for children and young people exploring music and the science of sound, this inspired them to rediscover their own excitement for making music and to experiment with sonic possibilities. The album 'Kin' will be released on limited edition clear vinyl lathe cut LP and on all major digital platforms, distributed by Cargo Records. The LP will be available to pre-order from the Happy Robots Bandcamp from the 6th May.

Taken from the album 'Music From Underwater Supermarkets' Released by Happy Robots 28/01/2022 © ℗ Happy Robots Records LABEL: www.happyrobots.co.uk WEB: www.happyrobots.co.uk/roman-angelos PRESS RELEASE ============= From the sonic invocation of “Foghorns" through to the finale, "The Underwater Supermarket”, the new album from Roman Angelos paints a sonic dreamscape where the mundane act of grocery shopping meets the future. “Music for Underwater Supermarkets” continues and extends Roman's obsession with the library and soundtrack music of the past. This time, he fuses that aesthetic with childhood memories of being pushed around in shopping carts and visiting strip malls. Vibraphones chime alongside woodwinds and vintage synthesizers, creating an immersive sound that feels exotic and smooth. Lead track “Swimming Through The Aisles” is a snaking composition in 7/4 that propels the listener through water like a diver looking for signs of life in the deep. A dark combination of “Kind of Blue” and 50s exotica, this mysterious tune is reminiscent of modular jazz with some wriggling synths sprinkled on top. The finale of the record, “The Underwater Supermarket” combines pulsating ambient synth pads with Bossa Nova beats and wistful melodies. Designed to put a smile on your face, the track evokes childhood memories of supermarket trips tingled with a certain murkiness that keep those recollections just out of reach. In addition to the longer tracks, Music For Underwater Supermarkets also contains a number of short ambient pieces that serve as connective music between feature songs. One such song, ‘The Aimless Aquanaut,’ with its bubbling arpeggiated synths, sitting sonically somewhere between the scores of Stranger Things and Blade Runner, pushes the listener into an aquatic meditation Roman Angelos is the project of Brooklyn producer Rich Bennett; it was developed as a vehicle for Rich to explore his obsession with library recordings of the 60's and 70s, muzak and exotica. Beyond the world of library electronica, Rich has been involved in a diverse group of musical projects, including the newly reunited outsider/60s proto-punk group The Shaggs and Brazilian funk group Limoncello. 2020’s debut for Happy Robots ‘Spacetronic Lunchbox’ was a burst of sonic nostalgia that boasted 11 songs in 10 minutes. It gained praise from Freq, The Electricity Club and The Haunted Generation, in the printed magazines Electronic Sound and Shindig! and received radio play from Bob Fisher (BBC Tees) and BBC6 Music from Cerys Matthews and Stuart Maconie’s Freak Zone.

Released by Happy Robots 27 October 2021 © ℗ Happy Robots Records LABEL: www.happyrobots.co.uk WEB: www.happyrobots.co.uk/rodney-cromwell PRESS RELEASE ============== After a 2 1/2 year hiatus, London-based synthpop artist Rodney Cromwell will be releasing a new single via Happy Robots with distribution by Cargo Records. 'Memory Box' is a song about perceptions of reality and the certainty of our memories. How do we believe anything in a world where truth and honesty are of so little worth? Rodney Cromwell is the nom de plume of Adam Cresswell. With minimal percussion, his lyrics float over a bed of vintage synthesizers and effected guitar. "I wanted the song to have the feel of a marching clockwork toy, so the beat is really simple and metronomic with the synths doing the talking.” Shunning a clean '80s synth sound, the song is almost psychedelic in outlook, reminiscent of the minimal synth of acts such as Broadcast, Pram or Silver Apples. The video, an atmospheric montage of heavily effected and distorted shots of rural Britain, was inspired by film auteurs such as Stan Brakhage and Chris Marker. This single is the title track of the forthcoming ‘Memory Box' album. The LP is a mixture of electronic hauntological excursions, dreampop and European coldwave, scheduled for release in early 2022. Using analogue synths, drum machines with parts played almost entirely live (with minimal computer sequencing) and vocals free of autotune, this LP conjures up an organic, dream-like world, inspired as much by Alice in Wonderland, Franz Kafka and Anna Kavan as by its sonic influences such as Kraftwerk and The Cure. The sonic pallet of 'Memory Box' is both reassuringly familiar and completely distinctive. R odney Cromwell's debut LP 'Age of Anxiety' (2015) and 'Rodney's English Disco' EP (2018) garnered Rodney Cromwell coverage in Electronic Sound Magazine, NME, Huffington Post, Paste, Record Collector, BBC6 Music and national RNE3 in Spain, for whom he recorded a live session. The debut album featured in scores of Best of Lists including Electronic Sound, and The Electricity Club named him ‘Most Promising New Act’. Rodney will be playing a handful of shows to support the LP release. His debut festival appearance at Indietracks was described as “a spiritual experience" and led to slots with artists including Pram, Marsheaux, Death & Vanilla, Rowetta and Steve Davis. In 2020, he performed as part of Damo Suzuki's backing band.

Taken from the album 'Anaphora Versions' Released by Happy Robots Available on CD / Digital © ℗ 2022 Happy Robots Records Video directed by Mood Taeg PRESS RELEASE ============== Mood Taeg (pronounced Mood Tag) is a three-piece Scottish/German musical project split between two studios and two continents, with members’ tdk and K’ko operating out of Düsseldorf and Lowell Freeman based in Shanghai. They have been described as neo-Krautrock but outside of their kosmische roots, they also cite John Carpenter, Philip Glass, Mastermind Herbie, Isao Tomita, and LFO, as influences. The band self-produce  between their Shanghai and Düsseldorf studios and are part of the wider Mood Taeg Kollektiv which includes musicians, graffiti artists, DJs, photographers, painters, and video artists. For ‘Anaphora Versions’, Mood Taeg have combined their own re-imaginings of album tracks with those by musicians from tdk and Lowell’s hometown of Dundee and K’ko’s hometown of Düsseldorf. In doing so, they continue their approach of being part of a wider collective of artists rather than just a 3-piece band, an approach which allows for fascinating new takes on their music. Album opener, ‘Happiness Fragment’ sees tdk and K’ko take a poppier path with their DanKe version. Following that, scratch DJ and Scottish graffiti artist Vera turns ‘Konkord’ into a beat heavy study of  head-nodding bliss, whilst Lowell Freeman transposes ‘Pilomotor Reflex’ from its motorik roots to nostalgic electronica. ‘Ohrwurm’ sees the Düsseldorf artist Liefergasse add a Germanic twist, followed by Jan the Man and his dystopian public service announcement version of ‘Diskonkordanz’. For the Electric Boogaloo version of ‘Pilomotor Reflex’, Lowell dusts off his Roland TR-808 and revisits his Street Sounds Electro roots for inspiration. The Alien Cormorant delivers a rockier take on ‘Diskonkordanz’ that finishes with a flourish reminiscent of Sonic Youth’s Teenage Riot. The album closer is the radio version of Squirrels Dancing Among Elephants. In addition to the 9 listed tracks, the CD version features two exclusive hidden tracks, the Shanghai radio mixes of ‘Happiness Fragment’ and ‘Pilomotor Reflex’. The album cover features work by Düsseldorf photographer and ‘Kollektiv’ member Faible. Mood Taeg’s two albums on Happy Robots 'Exophora' and ‘Anaphora’ received acclaim from the likes of Prog, Electronic Sound Magazine, The Dorf, Last Day Deaf, The Electricity Club, Freq Joyzine, Shindig! and more with radio play on BBC Scotland and BBC 6 Music including play from Steve Lamacq, Gideon Coe and Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone.

Directed and animated by Katharina Rival www.katharinarival.de Released by Happy Robots www.happyrobots.co.uk Purchase: https://happyrobotsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/hexentanzplatz Taken from the album 'Hexentanzplatz' by Alice Hubble (Bot25) Released 10 September 2021 Distributed by Cargo Records

Pre-Order LP: https://happyrobotsrecords.bandcamp.com/ Spotify: https://smarturl.it/hexentanzplatz 'My Dear Friend' single by Alice Hubble (Bot25b) released Taken from the album 'Hexentanzplatz' Video directed by Alice Hubble ℗© 2021 Happy Robots Records PRESS RELEASE +++++++++++++ Alice Hubble has announced her new album Hexentanzplatz will be released on September 10th, 2021 via London-based electronic-pop label Happy Robots. Described as the work of ‘one lady at home with her enormous collection of synthesisers’, Alice Hubble mixes melancholic pop, layered vintage synths and elegant vocals, reminiscent of Ladytron, Jane Weaver and Goldfrapp. Her debut album Polarlichter was released in September 2019 to much critical acclaim. Lead single ‘My Dear Friend’ was inspired by the discovery of a collection of love letters written by Hubble’s mother to her father around the time that they first met. “My mother passed away when I was in my teens and these letters gave me a real insight into who she was as a person, her ‘newly in love’ giddiness jumping off the page,” she says. Her new album Hexentanzplatz, named after the German mountain steeped in magic and legend, translates literally to mean Witches’ Dance Floor. An apt title for an album that dances its way through themes of illusion, love, feminism and protest whilst maintaining glistening, 80’s synth-pop sensibilities. Whilst Hubble was driving around the Harz Mountains last summer, the song ‘Beautiful Madness’ by Michael Patrick Kelly was on regular radio rotation. She repeatedly misheard the lyrics, thinking Kelly was singing “Oh what a beautiful mountain”, a sentiment which had much more resonance given their surroundings. The misheard line made Hubble smile and became the basis of her new record’s title track. “Being an eternal optimist I felt the need to write something in 2020 that was full of hope and positivity,” she says. Hexentanzplatz will be available on vinyl, CD and digital on September 10th via Happy Robots and Alice Hubble is set to take her immersive live show on the road this Autumn.

'Power Play' is the new digital single from ALICE HUBBLE. DETAILS: www.happyrobots.co.uk/alice-hubble Released 19 May 2021 on all digital platforms (Bot25aV1)

ORDER: https://happyrobotsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/anaphora Released by Happy Robots www.happyrobots.co.uk Taken from the album 'Anaphora' Released 22/10/21 ============= Mood Taeg (pronounced Mood Tag) is a three-piece Scottish/German musical project split between Düsseldorf and Shanghai. The band name, a term in functional linguistics, is a reference to their day jobs, while the album title Anaphora, meaning reference to that which preceded, or came before, is a further nod to linguistics, and their own musical evolution. Mood Taeg have been described as Neo-Krautrock, combining a contemporary take on the lange gerade drumming style of Klaus Dinger and Jaki Liebezeit with the melodic sensibilities and tones of Michael Rother and Kraftwerk. However, outside of their Krautrock roots, they also cite John Carpenter, Philip Glass, Mastermind Herbie, The Beach Boys, Isao Tomita, LFO, Roy Ayers, Ennio Morricone, and Airto Moreira as musical influences. Production-wise, they look to the work of Conny Plank, Greg Wilson, and Brian Eno for inspiration. The band self-produce all of their music back and forth between their Shanghai and Düsseldorf studios and are part of the wider Mood Taeg Kollektiv which includes musicians, graffiti artists, DJs, photographers, painters, and video artists. They also maintain their Scottish connection through collaborations with artists such as Dundee poet Andrew French. On the new album album, Mood Taeg have built on their well-received debut, Exophora. And while some motorik elements remain, patterns generally eschew repetition and evolve organically within tracks. ‘Squirrels Dancing Among Elehants’ is a good indication of the sound of the new album, where the emphasis has also moved on from the subtle vocal textures found on Exophora, to stronger, more prominent vocal elements who reflect their political, social, and cultural views. The debut album 'Exophora' received acclaim from the likes of Prog, Electronic Sound Magazine, The Dorf, Last Day Deaf, The Electricity Club, Freq Joyzine and more with radio play on BBC Scotland and BBC 6 Music. QUOTES ========= " Blissed out electronica... manages to creep under one’s skin after the very first listen" Joyzine "Seductive..reveals more of itself with every play" Prog Magazine "Replicates the singular emotional experience of Neu!'s accelerated heartbeat pulse and the satisfaction found in the subtlety of Cluster" Electronic Sound Magazine PRESS RELEASE