Andrew Bayer
Andrew Bayer started making electronic music as a teenager, influenced by artists like Orbital and Aphex Twin. In 2003, he connected with Above & Beyond and...
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Andrew Bayer started making electronic music as a teenager, influenced by artists like Orbital and Aphex Twin. In 2003, he connected with Above & Beyond and began releasing music on their Anjunabeats label, putting out early tracks such as 'Sound in Motion' and 'Need Your Love.'
His first solo album, 'It's Artificial,' came out in 2011. He's since released other albums including 'If It Were You, We'd Never Leave' and 'In My Next Life.' Some of his songs feature vocalists like Asbjørn on 'Super Human' and Alison May on 'In My Last Life.'
Bayer's music tends toward melodic electronic styles, sometimes with ambient or progressive house touches. He's worked with other producers in the scene, including Ilan Bluestone.
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