MARTIN BADDER DOPAMINE
photography: Jack W Powley

Martin Badder releases his first single ‘Dopamine’ from his forthcoming, self released, debut album ‘Soul Escape’.

Taking influence from the likes of Overmono, Bicep, Burial, Fred Again, SBTRKT and Bonobo, ‘Dopamine’ with it’s distinctive vocal mantra, flows though a number recognisable styles
including techno, house and electronica, whilst keeping an integral and coherent style of its own throughout.

‘I wanted to write a track you can lose yourself in, whether on headphones or in a dark club late into the night. It was important to me, to include a vocal narrative as well as the vintage synth hooks to give the listener something to cling to while being taken on a journey.’Martin Badder

Badder is a classically trained, electronic dance music producer and DJ. He writes emotive, deep, dance-floor oriented music, including breaks and 130+bpm techno/house grooves, that
resonate with the soul. His music includes narratives that reflect the way he feels spiritually and emotionally.

His DJ sets often include an element of live keys and synths, incorporating his skills as an accomplished pianist and keyboard player.

Martin has received support from Radio 1’s key dance tastemakers Pete Tong, Danny Howard, Sarah Story, Charlie Tee and Jaguar as well as BBC Radio 6 Music’s Tom
Ravenscroft and Deb Grant.

He has collaborated with some of the most renowned vocalists in house, including Roland Clark and Robert Owens to name just a few. He has had his own music remixed by the likes
of John Digweed and has himself remixed house music royalty, Basement Jaxx.

Over the last few years Martin has performed at Printworks, numerous basement clubs and warehouse raves, appearing on lineups with the likes of Gorgon City, Sasha and Dusky.

With the forthcoming release of his debut album ‘Soul Escape, Martin Badder continues to cement his reputations as one of the UK’s most exciting producers.

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