2DCAT

2DCAT is a retro-inspired synthpop group based in Washington, D.C. Drawing inspiration from the late 70s and early 80s, their music gracefully weaves together synthpop, spacesynth, and italo disco vibes, creating a nostalgic yet contemporary sonic experience. Guided by the nostalgic resonance of vintage, analog synthesizers and the rhythmic allure of EPROM-based drumkits, 2DCAT captures the essence of a bygone musical era with a modern flair. Their sound, skillfully blending familiarity with a refreshing twist, takes you on a journey through the electronic landscapes of the past. In a world saturated with contemporary beats, 2DCAT emerges as a refreshing reminder of the golden age of electronic music. Offering a unique twist on cherished genres, their music invites you to tap into a sense of nostalgia, inviting you to sway to the rhythm and revel in the retro charm. Join 2DCAT on a musical voyage that effortlessly bridges the gap between the past and the present, creating a space where timeless melodies find a new home. Johan: 🎹 Synthesizers, drumkits, arrangements. Johan has been a part of numerous electro-industrial bands over the last 20 years and has played extensively across Asia and Europe. HAEZL: 🎤 Vocals, lyrics. HAEZL has worked as a backup singer in videos and live performances for The Beach Boys, Patti LaBelle, Cynthia Erivo, Renée Fleming, The Filharmonic, and more. She has been featured on numerous television shows, including shows for VH1, TLC, and The Today Show. 2DCAT also features Ulf on guitar. Inspirations include Giorgio Moroder, DAF, Wolfsheim, Silent Circle, Ladytron, Erasure, The Human League, Patrick Cowley, and Systems In Blue. 2DCAT proudly uses the following synths and drumkits: Chroma Polaris, Roland Juno-106, Korg MiniKorg-700, Korg Polysix, Moog Source, LinnDrum Linn 9000, SCI DrumTraks, Yamaha RX5, Vermona MARS, Roland JP-8080, Roland MKS-50 w/ Retroaktiv MPG-50, Roland MKS-70 w/ Retroaktiv MPG-70, Roland MKS-80 w/ Retroaktiv MPG-8X, Roland JD990, Roland JV-1080, Yamaha AN1x, Future Retro 777, Waldorf Micro-Q, Yamaha DX200, SCI Pro-One, Behringer Pro-800 Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.