EλECTR1X

EλECTR1X is an electronic music project on 20studio Records, built around stories of intimacy told through signals, screens and machines. Dark alternative R&B vocals over French house music and acid techno. The catalogue moves from deception and emotional numbness toward recovery, then carries the same emotional language into a larger machine-story about infection, malfunction and shutdown.

Never photographed. No interviews. A name you won't hear spoken. Those facts sit beside a catalogue that is deliberately ordered. Every release so far belongs to a story told in acts, and the project's instruction is simple: Play it in order.

From midnight to dawn

The first chapter is a trilogy of separate records: ACT I, The Midnight Illusion; ACT II, The Synthetic Void; and ACT III, The Unfolding Dawn. Together they form one emotional line across sixteen songs. The label describes the movement as deception, numbness and release: fall, void, dawn.

The narrator is the person who caused the damage. The songs do not turn that into a strict plot, but the perspective remains consistent. Lies return as suspicion. Loss becomes silence on a phone line. Wealth and nightlife fail to cover emptiness. By the final act, daylight forces confession, regret and the possibility of starting again.

Time is part of the structure. The first act lives in the small hours. The second moves deeper through the night. The third reaches sunrise. Ghosts, glass, mirrors, unanswered signals and the idea of armour coming off recur across the trilogy, giving three records a shared vocabulary without making every song repeat the same scene.

The machine language gets closer

After the trilogy, Malware Romance begins the next phase. The story shifts from phones and radio signals toward viruses, firewalls, code, gears and failing systems. Friction follows inside ACT II, The Glitch, where attraction is described as two parts forced together until heat and wear expose the mismatch.

Both singles lead toward The Simulated Empathy, a twelve-track concept album in three acts: The Viral Download, The Glitch and The Hard Reset. The relationship is told as a machine story, moving from infection through malfunction to shutdown.

Across both eras, the contrast stays clear: cold synthesis, warm subject matter. The sounds can be club-facing, severe or mechanical, but the centre remains recognisable human feeling — love, deceit, obsession, jealousy, numbness, regret and recovery.