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Tokyo Machine
Tokyo Machine is an Australian electronic duo formed in 2014 by producers Aidan D'Acierno and Tony Romera. Their sound pulls from electro house and dubstep,...
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Tokyo Machine is an Australian electronic duo formed in 2014 by producers Aidan D'Acierno and Tony Romera. Their sound pulls from electro house and dubstep, with some Japanese influences woven in. They started releasing music in 2016, and tracks like 'Play' and 'FLAMES' have become some of their most recognizable work.
In 2017, 'Play' gained significant attention, helping build their audience internationally. They've continued putting out singles since then, including 'Last Summer' with Weird Genius and Lights, and 'Saikou'. Their music tends toward upbeat, energetic production built for dance floors rather than quiet listening.
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