KROMP ROOM RECORDS – Independent Electronic Music Label

It Has Started Again - a track from the KROMP ROOM RECORDS catalogue surfaces on NOH Radio in Istanbul

2026-10-09T13:02:31.033+02:00

Some tracks continue their journey long after their original release.

While reviewing the YouTube Extras data made available by our distributor, we came across It Has Started Again, a track by Kromproom originally released in 2012. The track was featured in a DJ set broadcast by NOH Radio in Istanbul, Turkey, in 2022.

The track "It Has Started Again" by Kromproom, played on NOH Radio in 2022.

Running for more than two hours, the set brought together a selection of music in which It Has Started Again found its place. The broadcast itself took place four years ago, but we only discovered this connection in 2026.

For an independent label, moments like this offer a glimpse into the life of a release beyond its initial publication. Once music leaves the studio and enters the world, it can travel through different scenes, broadcasts and listening environments, sometimes without the label knowing about it at the time.

At KROMP ROOM RECORDS, we find it interesting to come across these traces of our catalogue years later. There is no need to turn such discoveries into grand claims. It's simply good to know that a track released in 2012 became part of a radio set in Istanbul ten years after its original release.

It Has Started Again is one small example of how music can continue to find its way into new contexts, long after the release date has become a distant point in the archive.

Listen to the complete set, originally broadcast in 2022 by NOH Radio in Istanbul, featuring Kromproom alongside other artists.

Sometimes, the journey continues. Sometimes, it starts again.

Kings in White - Collected Remixes Out Now | Industrial, Electronic & Trance Remixes

2026-08-02T11:50:56.373+02:00

Kings in White - Collected Remixes Out Now

After several years of creating remixes for various artists, Kings in White presents its first release bringing together its most significant reinterpretations in one collection.

Collected Remixes features ten tracks created between 2019 and 2024. Each remix was produced with respect for the original composition while giving it a new identity through Kings in White's distinctive blend of electronic music, industrial, trance, rock, and modern production.

Photo: Janusz Słaboński. Featuring: Kings in White – Piotr Krompiewski & Tomek Grochola.

Cover artwork: KROMP ROOM RECORDS.

The project is the collaboration between Piotr Krompiewski (Kromproom) and Tomek Grochola, vocalist of the legendary Polish industrial rock band Agressiva 69. Together they have created a musical space where classic compositions meet contemporary electronic soundscapes, preserving the emotion of the originals while giving them a completely new dimension.

The album features remixes created for artists representing various styles of electronic and alternative music. Among them are new interpretations of tracks by Agressiva 69, Outsized & Blind Passenger, BlueForge, Blitzkrieg, and Frett. Every remix has been newly remastered and specially prepared for this compilation.

Although these tracks were previously released as singles or appeared on various albums and EPs, Collected Remixes is the first opportunity to experience them together as a cohesive body of work. The album showcases the evolution of the Kings in White sound over several years-from darker industrial reinterpretations to energetic electronic productions infused with elements of trance and synthwave.

Original version

Kings in White Remix

Kings in White - Collected Remixes is now available on all major streaming platforms and on Bandcamp, where the album can be purchased in lossless WAV format, mastered in 24-bit / 48 kHz high-resolution audio.

Collected Remixes by Kings in White

Finally, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the artists who gave us the opportunity to create these remixes. It has been not only a rewarding creative journey but also a great honor to reinterpret such diverse compositions and give them our own musical perspective.

We hope that Collected Remixes will be an enjoyable journey both for listeners who already know the original versions and for those discovering the Kings in White project for the very first time.

Kromproom feat. Flormen - Aggressive Driver 2 Returns with the Full Color Cut Video

2026-07-11T09:08:36.146+02:00

Some releases deserve a second look.

Originally released in 2024, Kromproom feat. Flormen – Aggressive Driver 2 marked a collaboration between two artists who share not only a passion for electronic music but also their hometown of Krosno Odrzańskie, Poland. Built upon the original Aggressive Driver from the EKS-port album 7788 km/h, the track combined powerful electronic production with Flormen's distinctive vocals, giving new meaning to a composition that had already become familiar to many listeners.

Now, two years later, the project returns in a refreshed visual form.

The newly released Full Color Cut presents the music video in full colour and features a slightly re-edited sequence of scenes. While the music remains unchanged, the updated visual edit offers a different viewing experience, revealing new details and atmosphere without changing the identity of the original production.

Aggressive Driver 2 by Kromproom feat. Flormen

The video continues to reflect the message carried by the song - a reminder that in a fast-paced world driven by tension and constant movement, love remains one of the strongest values, while aggression ultimately leads nowhere.

If you watched the original version in 2024, this is an opportunity to experience the video from a new perspective. And if you are discovering Aggressive Driver 2 for the first time, the Full Color Cut is a great place to begin.

Beyond its visual intensity, Aggressive Driver 2 can also be seen as a metaphor for the pace of modern life. Every day we rush from one place to another, constantly chasing time, deadlines and expectations. The title is not only about driving a car, but also about the way we often move through life. The song reminds us that despite the pressure and constant movement, we should never lose sight of what truly matters - because love and understanding will always carry more meaning than anger and haste.

Watch the new version now on the KROMP ROOM RECORDS channels.

The Full Color Cut becomes part of the continuing history of the release, offering a refreshed visual interpretation while preserving the spirit of the original video.

If you would like to learn more about the story behind Aggressive Driver 2 and its origins, you may also enjoy these articles:

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The Rise and Fall of Brain Killer: The Legendary Unreleased Amiga FPS

2026-06-05T16:57:52.430+02:00

Brain Killer – The FPS Game the Amiga Community Was Waiting For

The Polish Amiga scene of the 1990s was thriving, and dreams of creating a homegrown hit comparable to Doom inspired many young developers. Despite the severe technical limitations of the beloved Commodore Amiga, which set the bar incredibly high, the Virtual Madness team decided to challenge the industry's biggest players.

The story behind the development, ambitious plans, and ultimate fate of the unfinished game Brain Killer was recently revealed by its co-creators, Rafał Głębowski and Piotr Krompiewski, in a widely discussed interview on the Amiga bez ściemy YouTube channel.

North Entrance 1 at the CeBIT '97 technology trade fair in Hannover.

A Detective Mission: Finding the Missing Developers

This interview might never have happened without the dedication of the retro computing community. For years, the creators of Brain Killer remained virtually impossible to track down within the Amiga scene.

The breakthrough came thanks to the Polish Amiga Floppy Preservation Group. After one of the channel's episodes mentioned the lack of contact with the game's creators, community members managed to locate Rafał Głębowski in just fifteen minutes. The resulting reunion in front of the cameras triggered a flood of memories from an era when games were created out of pure passion rather than for massive budgets.

The Ambitious Vision of Virtual Madness and Titan Computer

Brain Killer was never intended to be just another simple first-person shooter clone. Developed by Virtual Madness, the project attracted the attention of German publisher Titan Computer, with an initial release planned for 1997–1998.

To run smoothly, the game required an AGA-equipped Amiga with at least 4 MB of RAM.

The game introduced features that were innovative even by contemporary PC standards:

Advanced combat mechanics – players could punch enemies and perform powerful kicks.
Object physics – grenades followed realistic parabolic trajectories, requiring players to judge distance and timing.
Atmospheric environments – dynamic transitions through dimly lit and dark locations enhanced immersion.

Interestingly, the team's ambitions continued to grow throughout development. At one point, they even discussed creating projects inspired by the legendary RPG series Ishar. Looking back today, fans often express disbelief at the sheer scale of such ambitions, as delivering a game of that magnitude on the Amiga would have required an enormous amount of work.

Official promotional screen for the unreleased Brain Killer by Virtual Madness.

Why Was Brain Killer Never Released?

Despite significant progress and the release of a playable demo, the final version of Brain Killer never reached store shelves.

Titan Computer showcased the demo at CeBIT '97 in Hanover, where visitors were able to test the game firsthand. However, player feedback delivered a harsh verdict. The community expected a Doom-like experience featuring multi-level environments, staircases, and vertically layered maps. Meeting those expectations would have required a complete technological overhaul and the development of an entirely new game engine.

For Titan Computer, the version submitted by the developers was simply too buggy for commercial release, and the publisher demanded major changes to the codebase.

At that point, the harsh realities of post-communist Poland began to take their toll. Without reliable internet access, professional development resources, or significant financial backing, there was only so much a group of 18-, 19-, and 20-year-olds could accomplish.

Real life eventually took priority. University studies, mandatory military service for lead programmer Marcin Kmiecik, and simple creative exhaustion all contributed to the project's downfall. The developers no longer had the time or energy required to rebuild the game from scratch.

Ultimately, Brain Killer was shelved, becoming one of the most legendary and ambitious unreleased projects in the history of Polish game development.

The Smell of Floppy Disks and Homemade Solutions

The interview on the Amiga bez ściemy channel became a genuine time machine back to the 1990s.

Piotr Krompiewski sparked a wave of nostalgia when he recalled building his own audio sampler. After the interview, co-host Rafał Chyła clarified that the project had originally been described in electronics magazines such as Elektronika Praktyczna or Praktyczny Elektronik.

The comments section quickly filled with memories from viewers who could closely relate to the experiences shared by Piotr and Rafał:

Buying a first Amiga from iconic stores such as Domus in Łódź or Vadim in Zielona Góra.
The unforgettable smell of freshly opened 3.5-inch floppy disks, including legendary brands like Kodak.
Building homemade cables to connect Amigas to old black-and-white televisions, such as the Neptun 557.
Spending sleepless nights gaming after the evening news had ended and parents finally freed up the family television.

A frame from an interview on the "Amiga bez ściemy" channel. Seated from the top are:
Remix, Piotr Krompiewski, Rafał Głębowski, and Mufa.

A Legacy of Passion

Although Brain Killer was never officially released, it left a lasting impression on Amiga enthusiasts and retro gaming fans alike.

The story also highlights the remarkable creativity of developers from that era. Sound effects and ambient recordings were often created using everyday household objects—everything from VHS tapes to kitchen kettles, washing machines, and cooking pots.

Today, in the age of emulators and the renewed appreciation for authentic retro hardware, the story of Piotr Krompiewski, Rafał Głębowski, Marcin Kmiecik, and Jacek Rudowski stands as a monument to a time when hardware limitations did not suppress creativity. Instead, they inspired developers to push beyond what seemed possible.

Deconstructing "Home Sweet Home": How Kromproom, MIPS, and Pavel Forman Shook Bruntál Castle

2026-05-18T13:29:17.537+02:00

When Canvas Meets Code: The Triumphant Premiere of "VŠUDE DOBŘE" at Bruntál Castle

Tradition, artificial intelligence, and Kromproom electronic music converged in the historic halls of the Bruntál Region Museum. On May 15, 2026, the international collaboration between painter Pavel Forman, Piotr Krompiewski (Kromproom), and MIPS came to life, offering a multifaceted extension to how we experience contemporary art.

A Historic Setting for a Multi-Dimensional Vision

There is a powerful, almost mystical paradox in showcasing cutting-edge digital art inside the centuries-old architecture of Bruntál Castle (Muzeum v Bruntále). On Friday evening, at 17:30, visitors gathered to admire the latest physical oil paintings by Czech artist Pavel Forman for his exhibition titled "VŠUDE DOBŘE" (Home Sweet Home). As a unique, modern addition to the gallery experience, the highly anticipated full-length audiovisual visualization was premiered as an integral part of the exhibition layout.

Pavel Forman opening his "Všude dobře" exhibition at Bruntál Castle at 15.5.2026, 17:30.
Photo by Kromproom.

This experimental fusion of traditional vernissage and new media created a cohesive, hypnotic atmosphere. While guests explored the expressive, raw canvases hanging in the hall, they could simultaneously watch these same artworks come to life on the stone walls—subtly animated and reinterpreted through advanced AI generation (Kling AI) to act as a living backdrop to the physical pieces.

"The static paintings on display remained the focal point, 
but their moving digital counterparts allowed the audience to see 
Forman's visual language fluidly transform in real-time."

The Synergy of Kromproom Beats and Ambient

If Pavel Forman’s physical imagery provided the core foundation, and MIPS’s precise editing and AI direction provided the visual flow, then Kromproom’s music was the heartbeat tying the entire environment together.

The soundscape - an ambient, intricate blend of Kromproom sound and electronic beats - anchored the abstract digital transitions playing in the background. The rhythmic precision of the music perfectly synchronized with the visual on screen. It created an immersive layer of tension, proving that modern electronic music can act as an equal narrative force alongside fine art, rather than just simple background noise.

The contrast between the domestic, familiar concept of "Home Sweet Home" in the physical paintings and the beautifully deconstructed digital environment gave the entire gallery space a captivating depth.

From the Castle to the Global Screen: The YouTube Premiere

For those who couldn't attend the physical opening in the Czech Republic, the collective prepared a second wave of impact. Just two days later, the full standalone audio-visual piece was officially unleashed globally on the KROMPROOM YouTube channel.

Installation view of the "VŠUDE DOBŘE" exhibition at Bruntál Castle,
where traditional paintings merge with immersive audiovisual projection.

The digital release captures the exact energy and sequence of the Bruntál installation, allowing viewers worldwide to experience this historic collaboration in high definition. It stands as a brilliant testament to what happens when independent international artists join forces, blending traditional craftsmanship with futuristic technology without losing the emotional depth of the original work.

The Verdict

"VŠUDE DOBŘE" is a milestone for everyone involved. Pavel Forman proved once again that his art is fluid and open to new horizons. MIPS delivered a masterclass in AI-assisted visual editing that respects the source material, and Kromproom provided a sonic depth that will resonate with fans of electronic music for a long time.

If you want to experience how the digital extension complements the exhibition's vision, turn off the lights, put on your best headphones, and step into the dimension of "VŠUDE DOBŘE".

Watch the full audiovisual experience here:

Paintings by Pavel Forman
Music by Kromproom
Animation by Kling AI
Production & Edition by MIPS

When Painting Comes Alive: Kromproom & MIPS Create an Audiovisual Experience for Pavel Forman

2026-04-11T16:37:00.007+02:00

The Fusion of Image and Sound – An International Collaboration by Kromproom and MIPS for Pavel Forman

In contemporary art, the boundaries between disciplines are increasingly dissolving. Visual art, sound, and technology now merge to create entirely new forms of expression. One such project is a unique collaboration between Piotr Krompiewski (Kromproom), Marek Holewiński (MIPS), and Czech painter Pavel Forman.

Zoe 2 - reimagined through AI-driven motion, original work by Pavel Forman

From Painting to Visual Experience

The project was initiated at the invitation of Pavel Forman, an artist born in 1977 in Bruntál. His expressive and distinctive visual language became the foundation for a modern audiovisual interpretation, which will be presented during an exhibition in May at the local museum in his hometown.

For this project, the artist provided a collection of photographs of his paintings. These images underwent an initial transformation using advanced artificial intelligence tools such as Kling AI. Through this process, the originally static works were brought to life with subtle animation, while preserving their original artistic integrity.

Technology Meets Artistic Vision

The next stage of the project is currently being developed by Marek Holewiński, also known as MIPS. He is responsible for shaping the final visual form - creating a cohesive and immersive narrative that connects the animated artworks into a unified audiovisual experience.

This project exemplifies a contemporary approach to art, where technology does not replace the artist but expands the possibilities of creative expression.

Sound as the Emotional Core

An essential element of the visualization is its musical layer. The track “Annihilating Rhythm” by Kromproom, taken from the 2015 album “Tenacity”, was selected as the sonic foundation of the project.

Its distinctive industrial sound perfectly complements the expressive nature of Forman’s paintings and the dynamic structure of the visuals. The music serves not merely as a background, but as an equal narrative force - defining rhythm, tension, and emotional depth.

First Glimpse

The first teaser of the project offers an early glimpse into the direction and atmosphere of the final visualization. It introduces viewers to the aesthetic language and mood that will define the full experience presented at the exhibition.

This collaboration between Kromproom and MIPS stands as a strong example of international artistic synergy, demonstrating how the fusion of painting, music, and digital technology can result in entirely new artistic dimensions.

Pavel Forman Magic Creator 140cmx160cm oiloncanvas 2019

A New Dimension of Exhibition

The exhibition in Bruntál will not only showcase the paintings of Pavel Forman but will also offer a fully immersive audiovisual experience. Visitors will be invited into a world where images come alive and sound guides perception.

It is a project that reflects the evolving nature of art - where tradition meets innovation, and where new technologies open doors to previously unexplored creative territories.

Pavel Forman Official Webside https://www.pavelforman.com/

Beatroom 02 – The Second Wave of Independent Energy. Out Now!

2025-11-14T10:00:00.008+01:00

Five years after the release of the first volume, Beatroom 02 returns – a unique compilation connecting independent electronic music creators. The album continues the original idea born from the need to showcase the true diversity of the underground scene and the power of collaboration between artists outside the mainstream.

The compilation features producers and composers who consistently build their own sonic worlds. Each artist received a personal copy of the album as a symbol of creative participation in this shared project. The visual design of the entire release was created by MIPS, whose demoscene-inspired aesthetics perfectly capture the spirit of Beatroom.

Among the tracks featured on Beatroom 02 is “Come On Baby” by Kromproom – producer, artist, and founder of the label, who also curated the concept of the compilation. Alongside the album release, the official music video for the track premieres today on Kromproom’s official YouTube channel. The video serves as a visual manifesto of freedom, emotion, and expression that have long defined Kromproom’s artistic style.

Another video released simultaneously with the album is “Shiva” by Jamick – a ritualistic, hypnotic track that blends electronic energy with an organic, spiritual pulse. The clip adds a deeper audiovisual dimension to the entire Beatroom 02 experience.

“Beatroom is a space for people who aren’t afraid of sound, experimentation, and truth in music. It’s not about the mainstream — it’s about passion and shared energy,” says Kromproom.

CD GFX Project by MIPS

Beatroom 02 is available in a limited edition CD release and also in digital form. It’s more than a compilation — it’s a collective statement from artists who believe in independence and authenticity in music.

Go Back and Meet the Artists of Beatroom 02

Before the release, our blog featured a series of short articles introducing the artists and teasers of their tracks. Each story revealed a unique approach to sound and emotion, showing how different worlds came together on one album:

Watch the Music Videos

Jamick – Shiva (YouTube)

Kromproom – Come On Baby (YouTube)

🎵 Beatroom 02 – Independent music. Real emotion. Shared energy.
Thank you to all the artists and listeners who keep this scene alive.

2025 KROMP ROOM RECORDS
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Licence by ZAiKS/BIEM
Digital Distribution by Rebeat Digital GmbH

Kromproom – Come On Baby: A Sonic Manifest of Freedom and Inner Strength

2025-11-10T19:23:00.000+01:00

Kromproom – Come On Baby
(from the compilation “Beatroom 02”)

In this image, a ballerina stands on her toes in the middle of an empty road. The asphalt beneath her feet is rough and cracked – far from the smooth stage where dancing usually feels effortless, under the glow of spotlights. It’s a picture filled with tension – between delicacy and the harshness of life, between dreams and pressure, between who we want to be and who others want us to become.

“Come On Baby” is more than just a track – it’s an emotional manifesto. It’s a sonic portrayal of childhood that’s often led by the ambitions of others. Many parents see in their children a reflection of their own unfulfilled desires. They push them toward goals they themselves never achieved, trying to heal their own egos rather than nurture the child’s soul. As a result, the child dances on hard asphalt – in a place that was never their choice.

But the same mechanism also works in the opposite direction. There are people who don’t push – they hold you back. Who will do anything to stop your growth, to keep you from rising higher, from stepping out of the shadows, from becoming “better” than them. It’s a different kind of pressure – silent control, driven by fear and jealousy. In both cases, the common denominator is the same: the desire to dim someone else’s light instead of letting it shine on its own.

This track and its symbolism form a quiet protest against living in the name of other people’s dreams – whether imposed by ambition or suffocated by fear. It shows how easily beauty and passion can be distorted when they become an extension of someone’s ego rather than an expression of an authentic self.

A child – and every human being – should grow in the light of their own interests, in the rhythm of their own heart, not in the rhythm of others’ unfulfilled desires or imposed limits. Only then will their dance – whether on stage or in life – be true, honest, and free.

“Come On Baby” is a call – not to obedience, but to awakening. It’s a voice that says: find your own rhythm, even if you have to dance amidst the roughness of the world.

The track “Come On Baby” by Kromproom appears on the compilation “Beatroom 02” – a project that unites independent electronic artists, showcasing their diverse emotions, visions, and sounds. Kromproom brings to this collection a unique depth – music that not only pulses with rhythm but also tells a story. A story about freedom, identity, and the courage to be yourself – even if it means dancing on asphalt.

The music video for the track was created using beautiful, moving footage by artists from Pexels, edited and assembled by Kromproom himself. The color grading was done by his friend and visual artist MIPS, who gave the video a unique emotional tone – perfectly aligned with the music’s message.

Beatroom 02 – The Second Chapter of KROMP ROOM RECORDS’ Electronic Soul

2025-10-16T10:40:00.003+02:00

The second installment of the Beatroom series is approaching fast. KROMP ROOM RECORDS, five years after the release of Beatroom 01, presents a new, emotionally charged chapter where music becomes a space for creative freedom.

This time, listeners are treated to 12 tracks from artists across Europe, all connected by an independent approach to sound, space, and rhythm.

Full Artist Lineup – Beatroom 02

Featured on Beatroom 02 are: MIPS, Dichro, TR21, Jazz Ass, Kris Mandre, Jamick, WRONG!, Kromproom, Centurio, Udo Volfram, Endorphine, Kambium.

Each project brings something unique to the compilation – from experimental sound structures to danceable grooves and cinematic soundscapes.

MIPS opens the album with the subtle, cinematic track Dreamy Sussane, also responsible for the project’s graphic and video design.
Dichro appears in an original mix by Kromproom, inspired by the British club scene and contemporary electronic dance music.
TR21 delivers precise, raw IDM with deep, mechanical pulses and spacious textures.
Jazz Ass adds a jazz-infused beat groove with percussive bass lines, blending electronic sounds with club energy.
Kris Mandre presents organic drum house with pulsating rhythms and hypnotic bass.
Jamick returns with a melancholic track blending ethno-techno and ambient influences.
WRONG! contributes atmospheric electro in the previously unreleased track Skrzydła.
Kromproom, curator and producer of the project, contributes his own composition and handled the mastering of several tracks.
Centurio appears as a guest on a well-known breakbeat track by Kromproom, this time in a 130 bpm version.
Kambium presents Shapes, a raw live session highlighting the emotional side of minimal techno.
Udo Volfram delivers cold, experimental sounds inspired by industrial and minimalism.
Endorphine closes the album with Recalibratio – a trance journey through ambient and progressive soundscapes, serving as the compilation’s instrumental epilogue.

Sound That Expresses More

Beatroom 02 is more than a compilation – it is an audiovisual journey, weaving diverse stylistic threads into a cohesive electronic experience. Some tracks, such as Endorphine and Jazz Ass, were masterfully finalized by Piotr Krompiewski, while the track sequence was carefully curated by Udo Volfram. The graphic design and teaser videos were created in collaboration between Piotr Krompiewski and Marek Holewiński, combining raw visuals and animations perfectly synchronized with the rhythm of the music.

Release and Teaser

The latest short teaser, released in October 2025 on official YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook channels, announces the digital release of the album in November. The visual style emphasizes the raw character of the compilation – industrial, futuristic, and full of emotion.

Beatroom 02 is an evolution of sound – mature, pulsating, and intimate. A project where each track adds a new chapter to the story of sound crafted by KROMP ROOM RECORDS.

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Endorphine on Beatroom 02 – A Stunning Finale to the Compilation

2025-09-26T20:12:00.001+02:00

We are proud to announce that our upcoming compilation Beatroom 02, released digitally by KROMP ROOM RECORDS, will feature a truly special track — Recalibratio, composed exclusively by the Polish band Endorphine.

Endorphine, photo by Kenny

This remarkable group, rooted in progressive rock, ambient, and expansive soundscapes, delivers a unique sonic journey for listeners. The creators behind Recalibratio are:

Krzysztof Kurkowski – synthesizers (Expressive Osmose, SOMA Cosmos, Waldorf Quantum)

Darek Śliwa – guitar

Adam Bórkowski – synthesizers (Nord Modular, Nord Modular G2)

Recalibratio closes the compilation, standing as its contemplative finale. Atmospheric and deeply emotional, the track blends spacious textures and soaring guitar work, echoing the spirit of classic progressive rock - especially the mood of The Division Bell by the legendary Pink Floyd.

The piece comes with a visual companion: video footage by Çağrı Kanmaz, edited and designed by Piotr Krompiewski (Adobe Express). Final mastering was crafted by Kromproom.

Beatroom 02 marks the second volume in our series showcasing the creativity of artists connected with KROMP ROOM RECORDS. Each track offers a unique sonic universe, with Recalibratio by Endorphine closing the album as a reflective epilogue.

This is music for the soul — expansive, emotional, and opening a path to inner recalibration.

TR21 Returns with „Nobody Cares About Acid (Part 025)” Beatroom 02

2025-09-11T14:40:00.001+02:00

TR21 Returns with a New Track on the „Beatroom 02” Compilation

Romuald Trojanowski, better known as TR21 (aka Pino Girotti), is an electronic music producer whose latest track, “Nobody Cares About Acid (Part 025)”, will soon appear on the “Beatroom 02” compilation, released by KROMP ROOM RECORDS. A 30-second preview of the track is already available on YouTube, giving listeners a first taste of TR21’s unconventional approach to acid music.

Romuald Trojanowski, known as TR21.

Who is TR21?

Romuald Trojanowski is a producer driven by constant sonic evolution and experimentation. His remixes have been featured on international releases, and his talent for creating unique sound syntheses has been highly appreciated within the electronic music community. Back in 2015, TR21 produced a remix of “Artificial Intelligence” for Kromproom, which was included on the album “Tenacity”, released by KROMP ROOM RECORDS.

TR21 a.k.a. Pino Girotti · Kromproom - Artificial Intelligence [TR21 remix]

History with KROMP ROOM RECORDS

TR21’s collaboration with the label began with the “Artificial Intelligence” remix, which was promoted as a single and featured on international streaming platforms as well as at various music events. This project showcased TR21’s creative ability to breathe new energy into familiar motifs.

New Track on „Beatroom 02”

“Nobody Cares About Acid (Part 025)” offers a fresh take on acid sounds, filtered through TR21’s contemporary sensibility and signature style. The track breaks the mold of typical compilations, delivering a unique production that stands out unmistakably.

Preview and Availability

The 30-second YouTube Shorts preview captures the energy and vibe TR21 will bring to the full compilation. “Beatroom 02”, released by KROMP ROOM RECORDS, will be available on all major streaming platforms, allowing listeners to fully immerse themselves in the world of acid and electronic music at its finest.

KROMP ROOM RECORDS proudly announces the premiere of TR21’s “Nobody Cares About Acid (Part 025)”—another chapter in their ongoing collaboration and a promise of unforgettable experiences for fans of the genre.

JazzAss joins “Beatroom 02” with Run For Your Life

2025-08-30T12:21:00.003+02:00

JazzAss joins “Beatroom 02” with Run For Your Life

We are excited to share more details about the upcoming compilation “Beatroom 02”. This time, we introduce an artist who creates music without chasing fame or popularity – purely out of passion. His name is JazzAss.

Our connection with JazzAss began when he sent us his unique double album. The release consists of two parts – “Dla ludzi” (For the People) and “Hikikomori”. Both records were entirely composed and produced at his home studio, highlighting his independence and authenticity as a musician.

Photo by Mariusz Mike Adolf aka JazzAss.

On the “Dla ludzi” album we discovered the track Run For Your Life, which immediately caught our attention with its energy and character. We liked it so much that we decided to prepare a new mastering version in the distinctive Kromproom style. The original track had room for even more dynamics, and we wanted to bring out that extra power. The result? You will be able to judge for yourself very soon.

We have already released a short preview of the track in the form of a YouTube Shorts/Reels to give you a taste of what’s coming. The full version will appear on the “Beatroom 02” compilation, where listeners will finally get to experience it in full.

Album 2 CD by JazzAss. Photo by Kromproom.

Although we haven’t met JazzAss in person yet, we’ve been in touch on Facebook for a while. He often told us how much he appreciates our music, and we are equally happy that his work reached us in such a powerful way. This mutual exchange of inspiration proves how music can connect people beyond borders.

Run For Your Life will officially appear on “Beatroom 02”, which is now in its final stages. We’re waiting for just two more tracks before we announce the official release date.

Stay tuned – this is only the beginning of what we’ve prepared for you!

Come on Baby: Kromproom’s Unreleased Anthem Arrives on Beatroom 02

2025-08-12T19:19:00.002+02:00

Kromproom Unveils “Come on Baby” – An Unreleased Gem for Beatroom 02

Fans of genre-blending soundscapes have something special to look forward to. Kromproom, known for his distinctive production style and emotional depth, is releasing a brand-new, previously unreleased track — “Come on Baby” — as part of the upcoming compilation Beatroom 02.

A Song Born in a Time of Transformation

“Come on Baby” emerged during a period of profound changes in Kromproom’s life. It’s more than just a track — it’s a message of encouragement and resilience.

The title itself is a motivating call: “Come on baby — you can make it despite the challenges ahead.” Every beat and atmospheric layer reflects this emotional journey, giving the listener a sense of strength and determination.

Where Electronica Meets Rock and Moby’s Atmosphere

Musically, “Come on Baby” blends pulsating electronic grooves with rock-infused riffs and cinematic textures. Listeners may catch echoes of Moby’s iconic Play album, yet the production unmistakably carries Kromproom’s own refined touch. There’s also a spiritual, atmospheric quality reminiscent of Enigma, making the track both energizing and emotionally captivating.

Two Shorts — A Visual Gateway to the Song

To give audiences a taste of the track before its full release, Kromproom created two dedicated short videos. These clips visually and sonically capture the essence of “Come on Baby,” offering a glimpse into its rhythm, energy, and mood. It’s the perfect appetizer ahead of its inclusion on Beatroom 02.

Beatroom 02 — More Than a Compilation

Beatroom 02 continues the legacy of its predecessor, bringing together a selection of unique productions from the Kromp Room Records family. Each artist involved has contributed their own vision and sound, creating a diverse yet cohesive musical journey that blends energy, atmosphere, and creativity.

Among the standout tracks is “Come on Baby,” which adds emotional depth and sonic diversity to the release. The track sits alongside other original works that showcase the richness of our collective artistry and highlight the label’s spirit of collaboration.

The launch of Beatroom 02 is not just about one artist — it’s about community. It’s an invitation for listeners to discover the evolving sounds of Kromp Room Records, to explore new perspectives, and to immerse themselves in an inspiring world of genre-crossing music.

“Come on Baby” — sometimes all it takes is one push to believe you can overcome anything.

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Shapes by Kambium: The Story Behind an Organic Electronic Track on Beatroom 02

2025-06-21T08:28:00.006+02:00

The Story Behind the Track "Shapes"

In the autumn of 2014, a unique musical encounter took place between two artists: Kromproom and Jamick. This meeting, held in Jamick's studio, was not only the birthplace of several sonic ideas but also marked the genesis of their collaborative project—Kambium.

The Meaning Behind "Kambium"

The name "Kambium" is more than just a label; it is a metaphor deeply rooted in nature. In botany, cambium (or "miazga" in Polish) is the secondary meristematic tissue in plants responsible for secondary growth in thickness. Situated between the phloem and the wood, cambium continually produces new layers of wood inward and phloem outward, enabling the plant to grow season after season. This biological process became a powerful symbol for the duo, representing organic, layered growth through musical creativity. Just as cambium forms the annual rings in a tree trunk—each ring a testament to a year of growth—so too do the artists build their legacy, layer by layer, through sound.

The Birth of "Shapes"

During their marathon recording session, Kromproom and Jamick generated a number of musical sketches. Among these, one stood out: "Shapes." This track, crafted entirely with synthesizers and recorded live—without pre-made loops or automation—captured the raw, organic energy of that creative moment. Over time, "Shapes" survived as one of the most complete and resonant pieces from those sessions.

Years later, while revisiting their archives, Kromproom decided to breathe new life into "Shapes," refining its production and shaping it into its final form. Together with Jamick, they agreed that this track deserved to see the light of day. Although Kambium did not continue with further recording sessions, "Shapes" proved strong enough to tell its own story—a sonic "ring" rediscovered and brought into the present.

From Studio to Compilatoni

"Shapes" is set to be released on the upcoming compilation "Beatroom 02" by Kromp Room Records. The track stands as a testament to the duo's creative synergy and their ability to merge past with present, nature with technology, and analog with digital. Its pulsating, organic soundscape is a direct result of the live session, preserving the authenticity and spontaneity that defined the original recording.

A Musical Legacy

"Shapes" is more than just a track; it is a musical imprint of a singular, unrepeatable session—much like the growth rings in a tree. It serves as a reminder that not every artistic endeavor needs to be part of a long-term project to be meaningful. Sometimes, a single piece of music is enough to tell an entire story.

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Beatroom 02: WRONG!’s “Skrzydła” – Exclusive Preview on YouTube Shorts

2025-05-25T10:55:00.001+02:00

KROMP ROOM RECORDS is proud to present an exclusive first look at the unreleased track “Skrzydła” by the rising electro duo WRONG!. Yesterday, fans were treated to a special preview on YouTube Shorts, offering a glimpse of the song ahead of its official debut on the forthcoming compilation Beatroom 02, available soon as a digital release.

WRONG! Live

“Skrzydła” – A Track to Remember

Meaning “Wings” in Polish, “Skrzydła” is set to be a standout feature on Beatroom 02. Until now, this track has never been officially released, making its preview on YouTube Shorts a highly anticipated event for music lovers. The snippet highlights WRONG!’s dreamy synths, memorable melodies, and heartfelt vocals—signature elements of their unique style.

WRONG! Sound check

Spotlight on WRONG!

WRONG! is a dynamic duo at the forefront of the alternative electronic and synth-pop movement. Their signature sound blends nostalgic synth textures with contemporary production, resulting in atmospheric and emotionally resonant music. With a rapidly growing fanbase and increasing online buzz, WRONG! is poised to become a key name in the scene.

Beatroom 02: A Platform for New Talent

Curated by KROMP ROOM RECORDS, Beatroom 02 is a thoughtfully assembled compilation showcasing the freshest sounds from innovative artists. The release is designed to highlight and promote emerging talent, with WRONG!’s “Skrzydła” as one of its key attractions. This compilation is set to make a significant impact in the electronic music community.

Don’t Miss Out

For fans of cutting-edge electronic and synth-pop music, Beatroom 02 is an essential listen. Stay tuned to KROMP ROOM RECORDS and WRONG! for the latest updates, exclusive content, and the official release of Beatroom 02. The future of electronic music is here—don’t miss your chance to be a part of it.

Bornless by Udo Volfram to Appear on Beatroom 02 Compilation

2025-05-01T20:54:00.006+02:00

We are thrilled to announce that "Bornless", a track by Udo Volfram from his album F O R M A N T, will be featured on the upcoming Beatroom 02 compilation by Kromp Room Records. This is a special selection – a track that opens the FORMANT album and now takes on a new life within the context of our curated series.

In Bornless, we hear everything that defines Udo Volfram’s artistic identity: a blend of late 1990s raw aesthetics, fascination with industrial soundscapes, and a deep reflection on sonic physics and the spiritual charge of sound. The piece is haunting yet driving, dirty yet hypnotic – a true sonic artifact of its time, revived with care and intention.

Bornless by Udo Volfram

The inclusion of Bornless in Beatroom 02 is no coincidence – the track perfectly fits the compilation’s concept: a collection of bold, unconventional, industrial-electronic works that share a common thread of emotional tension and experimental sound design.

Beatroom 02 is the second part of our ongoing series highlighting standout releases from Kromp Room Records – both new and rediscovered. In this spirit, Bornless reemerges, now in dialogue with other artists who share a similar sensitivity and sonic vision.

If you haven’t yet explored Udo Volfram’s work, check out these articles:

The compilation is coming soon – stay tuned for the release date and more previews from Beatroom 02!

WRONG! – New Polish Electronic Duo and Kromproom’s “Coco” Remix

2025-04-18T09:35:00.000+02:00

WRONG! – a new duo from Poland and Kromproom’s remix of “Coco”

On April 9, 2025, the release Coco by the duo WRONG! was published, featuring – among others – a remix by Kromproom, founder of Kromp Room Records. This unique take on the original material combines the beat-driven energy of the demoscene with a subtle breeze of stylistics inspired by the likes of Orbital. Kromproom stays true to the original atmosphere while adding his own pulse – something between club rhythm and the sentimental spirit of digital experimentation.

WRONG! live performance – Justyna Młynarska and Wojciech Szczygłowski on stage

WRONG! is a fresh project on the Polish electronic music scene that’s definitely worth following. It’s formed by Justyna Młynarska (also known from Projekt Chanel) and Wojciech Szczygłowski (W242 Studio). Their music merges spacious, multilayered synthesizers with poetic vocals and lyrics that explore relationships, emotions, and love. The duo draws inspiration from acts such as Clock DVA and Depeche Mode, yet enriches their sound with a modern club vibe and artistic depth. Their songs are performed in several languages, giving their work a universal, European character.

Coco serves as a preview of the group’s second album, Bonjour Mon Amour, which premiered in December 2024. However, the material has not yet been released on streaming platforms or YouTube.

In addition to Kromproom, the remix release of Coco features other artists who contributed their own interpretations – each bringing something special to the overall release.

On the upcoming compilation Beatroom 02, curated by Kromp Room Records, one of WRONG!’s original tracks will be featured (note: not the Coco remix). We are honored to showcase their original work as part of this compilation – a perfect example of fresh, high-quality energy on the Polish scene.

We’ll soon reveal which track by WRONG! will appear on the compilation – stay tuned for something special!

Cover album WRONG Bonjour Mon Amour

Huge thanks to Justyna and Wojtek for their collaboration and inspiration. WRONG! is a project that not only sounds great – they truly have something to say.

Coco was released by Requiem Records.

Kris Mandre Joins Beatroom 02 – A Powerful Drum and Bass Entry

2025-03-28T11:54:00.005+01:00

Kris Mandre Joins Beatroom 02 – A Powerful Track Master of The Moon

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming release of our second music compilation, Beatroom 02! This time, one of the featured artists is Krzysztof Mandrela, known as Kris Mandre. Hailing from Wieliczka (Poland), this electronic music producer has been captivating audiences for years with his dynamic soundscapes. You can explore his work on Spotify: Kris Mandre on Spotify.

For this compilation, we have selected the track “Master of the Moon” from Kris Mandre’s album Selected 2015_2023. This high-energy Drum and Bass track opens the album with an electrifying sound. The full track is available on Spotify, and for those looking for a quick preview, we have also prepared a promo short. This short video not only promotes Beatroom 02 but also highlights the brilliance of Kris Mandre’s production style.

Listen to the full track on Spotify.

This is not the first time Kris Mandre has been featured on a compilation. His track “The Invasion”, released under the alias Anthill, was included in Music From Poland, a compilation by Go Boys Records. Now, his music once again reaches a broader audience, and we believe that both “Master of the Moon” and his past works will intrigue listeners and encourage them to dive deeper into his creative universe.

Stay tuned! Follow our channels to catch the premiere of Beatroom 02 and discover the latest sounds from talented producers.

Danced with a Robot Returns on Beatroom 02 in a 130 BPM Version

2025-03-11T16:38:00.003+01:00

Danced with a Robot Returns on Beatroom 02 Compilation

The upcoming Beatroom 02 compilation will feature a special version of the track Danced with a Robot—this time at 130 BPM. This track has a rich history, spanning over two decades, making it a true classic within the Kromproom catalog.

Originally composed in 2002, the track was first released in 2003 on Kromproom’s debut album, Black Import, under its Polish title, Zatańczysz z robotem. At that time, it was purely instrumental, showcasing Kromproom’s signature electronic sound.

A decade later, in 2013, the track underwent a transformation when Jens Esch Centurio contributed his powerful vocals and lyrics in English. The result was a refreshed and electrifying version, which was released as an EP titled Danced with a Robot. This five-track EP was published by Warner Chappell Music, marking a significant milestone in Kromproom’s career.

Now, another decade has passed, and Danced with a Robot is making its way onto Beatroom 02 in an exclusive 130 BPM version. This new inclusion is a tribute to the track’s lasting impact and evolution through the years.

For those interested in revisiting the journey of this remarkable song, here are some articles detailing its previous releases and transformations:

Stay tuned for Beatroom 02, where this legendary track will once again take center stage!

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Jamick: An Artist Who Isn't Afraid to Experiment – "Shiva" on Beatroom 02

2025-02-21T16:30:00.004+01:00

Jamick, also known as Andrzej Kulbiński, began his musical journey in 1989 when he started composing music on a friend's Amiga computer. That moment sparked his passion for creating electronic music, and soon after, he purchased his first keyboard, the Casio MA-120. Over time, his music setup expanded to include instruments such as the Yamaha MU-80 and an Atari ST computer, allowing him to further explore electronic sounds.

Jamick recorded his first tracks on cassette tapes, a common practice among aspiring artists in the 90s. His music drew inspiration from giants like Jean-Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Kitaro, and Kraftwerk, as well as experimental creators such as Art of Noise, Marek Biliński, and Władysław Komendarek. One of Jamick’s first albums to see the light of day was Chasing a Falling Star (W Pogoni Za Spadającą Gwiazdą).

Over the years, Jamick began experimenting with more rhythmic genres like jungle and drum and bass, which can be heard on his second album, In The Flash. His style continued to evolve, blending electronic music with rock influences. His experience in this genre includes playing in the band Maria Nefeli and later joining Next In Line, where he had the opportunity to perform at the Benátská Noc festival in the Czech Republic alongside legends like Anthrax.

Jamick · Homo Roboticus

However, Jamick eventually returned to his electronic roots, and his track Rebirth became the foundation for the album Homo Roboticus, marking a new chapter in his career. Homo Roboticus reflects the artist’s fascination with the fusion of humans and robots, a theme that is also evident in his subsequent projects, such as Season’s and The End of the Known World (Koniec Znanego Ci Świata).

"Shiva" – A New Chapter in Jamick’s Career on Beatroom 02

Jamick will feature on the Beatroom 02 compilation with his track Shiva, which stands out as a key highlight of this release. While the track is part of a larger project already well-known among electronic music fans, Shiva represents an exciting new development in his artistic evolution. The composition blends ambient elements, experimental sounds, and processed ethnic vocals, with a dynamic rhythm that captures attention.

Rather than diving into a detailed analysis of the track, we encourage you to listen to the preview and experience the atmosphere that Jamick brings to Beatroom 02.

Summary

Jamick is an artist who has been developing his musical identity for years, fearlessly experimenting and merging different genres. His track on the Beatroom 02 compilation is a perfect example of how his sound has evolved over time, and Shiva introduces a fresh quality that will undoubtedly captivate electronic music enthusiasts.

It is also worth mentioning that previous articles, such as:
• Jamick: From Early Electronic Compositions to ABS Remixes and Beyond
• EKS-port – ABS Remixes Vol. 2: Electro, Synthwave, and Trance Collide
• Pre-Premiere of ABS Remixes Vol. 2: An EKS-port Release Featuring The Psychic Force and Jamick
• Pre-Premiere Review: Jamick's Remix of "Annihilating Rhythm"
• Kromproom feat. Tomek Grochola – Road – Final Remixes by Jamick and L'Freeq

help provide a deeper understanding of the artist's development and his unique approach to music creation. We eagerly anticipate the release of Beatroom 02, which is sure to deliver new and unforgettable musical experiences!

Death by Love - Kromproom Machine Mix – A Remix That Blends Emotions, Mathematics, and Love for Humanity

2025-02-19T14:32:00.001+01:00

Kromproom’s Remix of "Strong Inside" by Death by Love – Emotions That Last Forever

On January 31, 2025, the single Strong Inside by Death by Love was released, featuring a remix by Kromproom. This reinterpretation is a tribute to deep emotions and the complexity of love. While the title might suggest an ending, for Kromproom, it tells a story of love’s infinite power—how it transforms and revives, always present but in different forms.

Just like in music, life is full of moments that seem like an ending but turn out to be the beginning of something new. Love never truly dies; it evolves. This remix captures that transition—from sorrow and loss to hope and rebirth. Love is not just about romance; it extends to humanity, to the world, and to each other. Sometimes, the love for others is what we need most, especially when we feel lost.

GFX by MIPS

"Strong Inside" – Transformation and Renewal

Kromproom’s approach to remixing Strong Inside was deeply reflective, focusing on how difficult moments shape our inner strength. While the title may imply the end of love, in reality, it signifies its rebirth. Much like in mathematics, where numbers break down only to be recombined, love also moves through phases. Each phase and transformation helps us grow as individuals and as artists.

This remix embodies the energy that follows an ending—the energy that propels us towards new beginnings. By altering, reshaping, and fusing elements into something new—just as numbers in an equation come together—nothing truly ends until we discover how to reassemble the pieces into a greater whole. This track encapsulates this complexity, showing that emotions never fade; they remain within us, shaping our lives.

The Mathematics of Life – Learning to Count Again

A personal reflection inspired this remix. Kromproom’s daughter, now in her first year of elementary school, has mastered a smart method of breaking numbers into tens and ones to simplify calculations. This approach mirrors how life and music unfold—we often need to break emotions down into smaller parts to understand and rebuild them into something greater.

Children grasp fundamental concepts in an advanced way, showing how even the simplest things, like numbers and emotions, can form something profound. When combined with a passion for music, these insights unlock a powerful creative potential.

Creativity as a Reflection on Love

In crafting the Strong Inside remix, Kromproom sought to capture what the younger generation brings into his life—both simplicity and depth. Sometimes, the simplest things hold the deepest truths, just as in the rules of numbers. Love, as expressed through music, may initially seem complex, but at its core, it is built on fundamental, universal truths that guide us toward a new understanding of ourselves and the world.

For Kromproom, Strong Inside is not just a remix; it is a creative challenge and a reminder that love and emotions, regardless of form, remain within us forever. Just as a child takes the first steps in understanding mathematics, we, too, can find strength in breaking things down, only to rebuild them into something more profound and lasting. Love—our inner strength—never disappears; it merely transforms into something new.

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Preview of Dichro's "Scratch" Remix by Kromproom to Feature on the Upcoming Beatroom 02 Compilation

2025-01-17T19:01:00.001+01:00

On January 19, 2024, the band Dichro reached out to Piotr Krompiewski (Kromproom) with a proposal to remix their track "Scratch." Kromproom eagerly accepted the challenge, recognizing the potential of this project. By February 10, he had received the stems and began intensive work on a new version of the track.

It’s worth noting that Peter Guellard, a member of Dichro, previously collaborated with Piotr Krompiewski and Tomek Grochola from the band Agressiva 69 on a remix for the Polish band Blitzkrieg. The track, "In Cold Blood (Kings in White Remix)," became a highlight of the Beatroom 01 compilation. Check out earlier publications about this project for more details.

Blitzkrieg's Cold Wave Revival: Remix, Video Teaser, and Compilation News
Blitzkrieg & Kings in White: In Cold Blood Remix Video Premiere
Blitzkrieg Video Premiere: Kings in White Remix by Peter Guellard

Dichro is an American band whose music blends alternative rock with subtle melancholy. Their debut album, "Stained Glass," was released on August 9, 2024, under Distortion Productions. The song "Scratch" from this album stands out with its dynamic instrumental sections and poignant vocals. This track became the inspiration for a new, unique remix under Kromproom’s direction.

Stained Glass by dichro

While working on "Scratch (Trance Rock Kromproom Machine Mix)," Dichro had the chance to hear early fragments of the remix, which sparked powerful emotions. As Peter Guellard noted, the band's vocalist was moved to tears — the best evidence of how Kromproom's music resonates deeply with listeners.

The original version of "Scratch" premiered in August, and the band also prepared a special acoustic version of the track, available as a short video. A live performance of the full version by Dichro is also available. Kromproom’s remix combines trance with rock elements, emphasizing the emotional depth of the original while giving it a fresh, dynamic sound.

"Scratch (Trance Rock Kromproom Machine Mix)" will appear on the "Beatroom 02" compilation — the latest release from KROMP ROOM RECORDS. The album will be available digitally and will include both new and previously released tracks from various artists. Stay tuned for announcements and sneak peeks of the tracks, which will be shared online.

We can’t wait for you to hear the full remix! In the meantime, visit Dichro’s website: www.dichroband.com and subscribe to our channels to make sure you don’t miss any upcoming releases.

Work on Beatroom 02 Compilation is Underway!

2024-12-12T09:49:00.004+01:00

Work on Beatroom 02 Compilation is Underway!

We are thrilled to announce that work has begun on the new music compilation Beatroom 02. The first part of this project, Beatroom 01, released in 2020, was a huge success. It was promoted by a music video for the track In Cold Blood by Blitzkrieg, remixed by the duo Kings in White. Now, it’s time for the next chapter of this exciting project, which promises to gather even more talented artists and captivating sounds.

The first track heralding the Beatroom 02 compilation is MIPS (Marek Holewiński)'s composition titled Dreamy Sussane. Released on October 13, 2024, the track has immediately won the hearts of listeners, echoing the vibe of productions typical of the iconic Ninja Tune label. Moreover, its accompanying music video proves that work on Beatroom 02 is in full swing.

Watch the Dreamy Sussane music video here: Dreamy Sussane – MIPS

Who is MIPS?

Marek Holewiński, known as MIPS, is a versatile and talented artist who has been combining his graphic design skills with his passion for music for years. While primarily a graphic designer, music has always been an integral part of his life. His work spans genres such as techno, trance, breakbeat, and film music.

Notably, in 2016, MIPS created a teaser for the track Android in collaboration with Kromproom. Although the full version of the clip was not released due to personal reasons, the teaser continues to impress: Android Teaser.

Additionally, Marek was responsible for the video, cover art, and promotional materials for the single Kromproom feat. Flormen – Aggressive Driver 2, which can be admired here: Aggressive Driver 2.

Find out more about MIPS on his official pages:

What’s Next for Beatroom 02?

The Beatroom 02 compilation looks incredibly promising. Soon, we can expect more information about the artists involved and upcoming releases tied to this project. If Beatroom 01 was an indication of what this series can offer, Beatroom 02 will undoubtedly take us to a whole new level of musical experience.

Stay tuned and follow updates about Beatroom 02 – it’s a project not to be missed!

Frett - Dreams (Kings in White Remix): A Fresh Take on Sonic Illusion

2024-11-21T15:53:00.000+01:00

Frett - Dreams (Kings in White Remix): A New Dimension of Sonic Illusion

When art meets technology, and sounds weave stories of loneliness and hope, truly exceptional creations emerge. One such creation is Frett - Dreams (Kings in White Remix), a collaboration that I had the pleasure of working on with Tomek Grochola, known from the band Agressiva 69, under our duo Kings in White.

The Original: A Raw Vision in a World of Holograms

The track Dreams is part of the album The World as a Hologram, released by Frett in 2020 via Ant-Zen and Gusstaff Records. In its original form, the composition captivates with raw, synthetic sounds that create a cold, almost futuristic atmosphere.

The accompanying music video, created by Arek Bagiński and Rafał Zaremba, is a true work of art. Featuring Maciek Frett, founder of the Wrocław Industrial Festival, the video guides us through his dreams and visions while wearing virtual reality glasses. These images are filled with loneliness, confinement within technology, and subtle reflections on humanity in the digital world. The video tells a fascinating story about the condition of modern man, trapped in the illusion of his own dreams.

The Remix: Warmth and Hope in an Electronic Rock Sound

For our remix, we decided to approach the track from a new perspective. Frett - Dreams (Kings in White Remix) is an interpretation that gives the composition a more rock-infused character, introducing warmth and emotional depth.

The rawness of the original gives way to dynamic, lively energy, while the track takes on a more organic sound that emphasizes the contrast between technology and humanity. Our vision brings a touch of hope – suggesting the possibility of breaking free from illusion and finding light.

Released on the Music from Poland Compilation

The remix was released on October 31, 2024, as part of the digital compilation Music from Poland, released by Go! Boys Records. This compilation promotes Polish artists, showcasing their diverse approaches to electronic, industrial, and experimental music. It’s a unique opportunity to explore the rich sounds of the Polish music scene and witness how different artistic visions can complement each other.

Behind the Collaboration and Reflections

Working on this remix was an incredibly inspiring experience for both me and Tomek Grochola. While we’ve both been involved in the intersection of various musical genres for years, this project allowed us to dig deeper and create something that blends elements of industrial, rock, and synth-wave.

Maciek Frett’s work is a source of incredible emotion and reflection, and having the opportunity to reinterpret his piece was both a challenge and a great honor.

Listen and Discover

If you haven’t had the chance yet, I encourage you to watch the original Dreams music video and listen to our remix. I hope this sonic journey, where loneliness, technology, and hope meet, will move you just as much as it moved us during its creation.

We highly recommend checking out Music from Poland—it’s a must-listen for those who appreciate innovative and diverse sounds from Poland’s electronic and experimental music scene.

Looking forward to your thoughts and impressions! 🎵

Kromproom feat. Flormen – "Aggressive Driver 2": Electrifying Music Video Premiere

2024-08-19T20:56:00.002+02:00

On July 31, 2024, the highly anticipated music video for "Aggressive Driver 2" was released, captivating fans of electronic music and rock. This track is a reimagined version of the original "Aggressive Driver," which first appeared on the album "7788 km/h" by the duo EKS-port, composed of Kromproom and MC Else. The original track gained widespread recognition, particularly catching the attention of Flormen. Inspired by its intensity, Flormen wrote powerful new lyrics and recorded a compelling vocal line in his home studio.

Kromproom and Flormen share roots in Krosno Odrzańskie, a small town in western Poland, where their lifelong friendship laid the groundwork for this collaboration. "Aggressive Driver 2" is a natural evolution of their shared history.

Kromproom titled this version "Aggressive Driver 2" and crafted two additional remixes to complement the original track. The first, "Rolling Rhythm Mix," features melodic electronic elements intertwined with a dynamic rhythmic section. The second, "Trance Rock Motor Mix," highlights Kromproom's signature blend of powerful techno trance sounds with a rock edge.

"Aggressive Driver 2" retains the essence of the original composition while infusing it with new energy through enhanced percussion and Flormen's impactful vocals, delivering a message that resonates deeply. The lyrics remind us that in today's fast-paced, often aggressive world, love remains a beautiful gift, while anger can be a destructive force.

The premiere of the music video offers more than just a visual experience; it's an invitation to explore the deeper emotions and reflections behind this exceptional production, as Kromproom, Flormen, and MIPS have created a truly memorable audiovisual experience.

KROMP ROOM RECORDS – Independent Electronic Music Label

It Has Started Again - a track from the KROMP ROOM RECORDS catalogue surfaces on NOH Radio in Istanbul

Kings in White - Collected Remixes Out Now | Industrial, Electronic & Trance Remixes

Kings in White - Collected Remixes Out Now

Tracklista

01. Blitzkrieg - In Cold Blood - Kings in White Remix – 6:16

02. Agressiva 69 - Agressiva 2069 - Kings in White MO Remix – 8:01

03. Agressiva 69 - Ummmet - Kings in White Remix – 9:54

04. BlueForge - Break It Down - Kings in White Remix – 5:20

05. BlueForge - Fools - Kings in White Remix – 6:55

06. Agressiva 69 feat. Ge Karkoszka - Dlaczego Nie Ty - Kings in White China Mix – 6:09

07. Agressiva 69 - Agressiva 2069 - Kings in White 2069 Remix – 5:19

08. Outsized & Blind Passenger - Burned Out Sun - Kings in White Remix – 5:56

09. Agressiva 69 - 1|11 - Kings in White Remix – 3:48

10. Frett - Dreams - Kings in White Remix – 5:02

Kromproom feat. Flormen - Aggressive Driver 2 Returns with the Full Color Cut Video

The Rise and Fall of Brain Killer: The Legendary Unreleased Amiga FPS

Brain Killer – The FPS Game the Amiga Community Was Waiting For

A Detective Mission: Finding the Missing Developers

The Ambitious Vision of Virtual Madness and Titan Computer

Why Was Brain Killer Never Released?

The Smell of Floppy Disks and Homemade Solutions

A Legacy of Passion

Deconstructing "Home Sweet Home": How Kromproom, MIPS, and Pavel Forman Shook Bruntál Castle

When Canvas Meets Code: The Triumphant Premiere of "VŠUDE DOBŘE" at Bruntál Castle

A Historic Setting for a Multi-Dimensional Vision

The Synergy of Kromproom Beats and Ambient

From the Castle to the Global Screen: The YouTube Premiere

The Verdict

When Painting Comes Alive: Kromproom & MIPS Create an Audiovisual Experience for Pavel Forman

The Fusion of Image and Sound – An International Collaboration by Kromproom and MIPS for Pavel Forman

From Painting to Visual Experience

Technology Meets Artistic Vision

Sound as the Emotional Core

First Glimpse

A New Dimension of Exhibition

Beatroom 02 – The Second Wave of Independent Energy. Out Now!

Go Back and Meet the Artists of Beatroom 02

Watch the Music Videos

Jamick – Shiva (YouTube)

Kromproom – Come On Baby (YouTube)

Kromproom – Come On Baby: A Sonic Manifest of Freedom and Inner Strength

Kromproom – Come On Baby(from the compilation “Beatroom 02”)

Beatroom 02 – The Second Chapter of KROMP ROOM RECORDS’ Electronic Soul

Full Artist Lineup – Beatroom 02

Sound That Expresses More

Release and Teaser

Endorphine on Beatroom 02 – A Stunning Finale to the Compilation

TR21 Returns with „Nobody Cares About Acid (Part 025)” Beatroom 02

TR21 Returns with a New Track on the „Beatroom 02” Compilation

Who is TR21?

History with KROMP ROOM RECORDS

New Track on „Beatroom 02”

Preview and Availability

JazzAss joins “Beatroom 02” with Run For Your Life

JazzAss joins “Beatroom 02” with Run For Your Life

Come on Baby: Kromproom’s Unreleased Anthem Arrives on Beatroom 02

Kromproom Unveils “Come on Baby” – An Unreleased Gem for Beatroom 02

A Song Born in a Time of Transformation

Where Electronica Meets Rock and Moby’s Atmosphere

Two Shorts — A Visual Gateway to the Song

Beatroom 02 — More Than a Compilation

Shapes by Kambium: The Story Behind an Organic Electronic Track on Beatroom 02

The Story Behind the Track "Shapes"

The Meaning Behind "Kambium"

The Birth of "Shapes"

From Studio to Compilatoni

A Musical Legacy

Beatroom 02: WRONG!’s “Skrzydła” – Exclusive Preview on YouTube Shorts

“Skrzydła” – A Track to Remember

Spotlight on WRONG!

Beatroom 02: A Platform for New Talent

Don’t Miss Out

Bornless by Udo Volfram to Appear on Beatroom 02 Compilation

WRONG! – New Polish Electronic Duo and Kromproom’s “Coco” Remix

WRONG! – a new duo from Poland and Kromproom’s remix of “Coco”

Kris Mandre Joins Beatroom 02 – A Powerful Drum and Bass Entry

Danced with a Robot Returns on Beatroom 02 in a 130 BPM Version

Jamick: An Artist Who Isn't Afraid to Experiment – "Shiva" on Beatroom 02

"Shiva" – A New Chapter in Jamick’s Career on Beatroom 02

Kromproom – Come On Baby
(from the compilation “Beatroom 02”)