Space-22 abandons traditional song structure in favor of narrative-driven compositions that unfold through extended durations. Tracks develop through musical exploration, textural evolution, and emotional progression rather than repetitive patterns designed for memorability. Each composition functions as a continuous listening experience, crafted with the primary aim of providing immersive narrative experiences to listeners who engage with music as a primary activity.
Albums organize around sensory and emotional frameworks rather than genre boundaries. Black Lined Albums explore electronic music and techno foundations with driving rhythms and industrial textures. Red Lined Albums pursue cinematic and orchestral atmospheres employing techniques from film scoring. White Lined Albums investigate jazz sensibilities and melodic electronic exploration with harmonic complexity and improvisational elements. Each color line represents distinct musical territory with particular aesthetic commitments.
The project strays from commercial music conventions in favor of immersive music experiences designed for focused listening rather than casual consumption. Compositions resist passive listening, requiring engagement with musical detail, subtle shifts in timbre, and gradual builds and releases that unfold across extended durations. This approach aligns with cinema, ambient works, and experimental electronic traditions that prioritize mood and texture over pop structure.
Space-22 operates outside streaming economy optimization. Albums release as either complete artistic statements intended for sequential listening or as immersive short-form EP/Singles.
Space-22 operates as the music production alias for AlphaRedux, exploring unconventional approaches to electronic composition and album architecture. Emerging from the underground dark techno scene of New York City, the project strays from commercial music conventions in favor of immersive music experiences designed for focused listening rather than casual consumption.
Heavily influenced by 80s drums, dark techno, and electronic new wave, the French/British producer's approach to production often includes an eclectic mix of electronic genres, constantly experimenting with new approaches to techno composition. Inspired by artists such as The Hacker, Boy Harsher, and Phase Fatale, Space-22 continues to build a reputation for breaking boundaries and conventional rhythmic structures.
With a unique approach to discography, Space-22 releases Black Lined Albums for dark techno and electronic foundations, Red Lined Albums for experimental and original cinematic soundtracks, and White Lined Albums for jazz-influenced melodic electronic exploration. Each release serves as a complete artistic statement intended for sequential, engaged listening.
The recent release "Nocturnal" showcases the breadth and constant evolution in production style, ranging from heavy rhythmic foundations to dark melodic and vocalized techno soundtracks that demonstrate Space-22's commitment to narrative-driven electronic composition.