Dolphins
Dolphins were a duo of producers and multi-instrumentalists, Kai Rossenbach and Lars Eidinger, who started working together in the late 1990s. They took their...
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Dolphins were a duo of producers and multi-instrumentalists, Kai Rossenbach and Lars Eidinger, who started working together in the late 1990s. They took their name from the marine mammals, which seemed to fit their playful and experimental approach to electronic music.
In 2002, they released "Updown," a track with a hypnotic bassline and ethereal synths that became a club anthem. It was their most recognized work, but they had other songs like "Enter (Para o Futuro)" and "Percepção" that showed their range. Their sound drew from house, techno, and ambient, with some listeners hearing echoes of artists like Aphex Twin or Boards of Canada.
They put out a few albums, including a debut called "Flotation" that mixed house and ambient elements. Their music could be abstract and cryptic, which drew some criticism, but they kept working in their own lane without much concern for conventional expectations.
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