Superdirt2 fascinating electro beats mixed in with virtuous performed cello sounds which give a result of a never achieved before dance ability! With Ras Tilo at the synthesizers and Käpt'n Dirt with the cello it provides a musical experience which is situated between drum'n'bass, jungle, dub, dubstep and even far beyond. The two independent musicians knew each other through many musical projects and as flatmates, but are coming from totally different musical genres. While Ras Tilo (Vincent Rateau) got in place as a music producer and multi-instrumentalist, Käpt'n Dirt (Daniel Fritzsche) continued his classical cello studies with an open mind and ears to new musical genres. At the end of 2011, after a request to mix cello and electronic beats at a party they founded the project Superdirt2 within two weeks, got straight away a lot of bookings and then played a lot of gigs - from small parties to big festivals. They are mixing musical genres, looping, synthesizing, improvising and never get tired of going beyond the thinkable knowledge of music. You can find out more about Superdirt2 on their website and check them out live below.

Algoriddims Opus2

Tagged as: Electronica, Techno, Cello.

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