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Greetings to all music lovers and sound explorers! I want to take you behind the scenes, on my own creative journey, which culminated in the creation of BREAKCORE BREAKFAST an album that challenges conventions and fuses the genres of breakcore, industrial, IDM, acid techno and experimental, with a distinctive touch of artcore. From the beginning, my vision was to create a sonic journey that broke musical barriers. The frenetic energy of breakcore merged with industrial intensity, creating a solid foundation for experimentation. As I explored the rhythmic complexities of IDM and the hypnotic cadence of acid techno, I felt the need to add layers of innovation and experimentation to bring each track to life. Throughout this process, the influences of masters such as Aphex Twin, Venetian Snares and Autechre were crucial guides. Immersing myself in their vast repertoire was not only inspiring, but also opened up a range of sonic possibilities that I wanted to explore in my own work. Working with tools like FL Studio, Ableton, Cubase and Audacity was like having a blank canvas and an infinite color palette. Each program brought its own uniqueness to the creation, allowing me to sculpt and refine every detail until I reached the sonic expression I envisioned. I dove into the design with the same passion as the composition, seeking to visually capture the unique essence of each track. Each visual element seeks to complement the boldness and sonic innovation that you will find when diving into Breakcore Breakfast. This is not simply a collection of songs, it is a journey. A testimony of experimentation, passion and the constant search for the unexplored. As you immerse yourself in this sound universe, I hope you experience the same excitement and surprise that I felt when creating it. This work is an echo of my creative exploration and an invitation to each listener to discover the wealth of possibilities that electronic music offers. This album focuses on musical experimentation. Enjoy the journey as much as I did creating it. Welcome to a universe without limits! Breakcore emerged in the late 90s as a dizzying evolution of jungle and drum and bass. Characterized by fast rhythms, extreme distortions and chaotic samples, breakcore challenges the conventional structures of electronic music. Artists like Venetian Snares and Aphex Twin lead this sonic revolution, consolidating the genre as an experimental amalgam of disruptive rhythms and unique sound textures. El Industrial emerged in the 70s as an artistic and sonic response to industrialization and alienation. Pioneers like Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret Voltaire introduce mechanical sounds, provocative samples and dark atmospheres, creating a genre that fuses music, art and politics. Over the decades, industrial evolved, giving rise to subgenres such as EBM and industrial metal, leaving an indelible mark on alternative music. IDM was created in the 90s as a response to conventional dance music, seeking sound experimentation and rhythmic complexity. Artists like Autechre and Boards of Canada are leading the movement, creating introspective and challenging soundscapes. The term "Intelligent Dance Music" reflects the sophistication and mind behind the dance floor, establishing IDM as a cerebral and avant-garde genre. Acid Techno was born in the rave scene of the 80s, marked by the distinctive acid sound produced by Roland TB-303 synthesizers. Pioneers like Phuture and DJ Pierre introduce this distinctive element, creating a unique fusion of techno beats and acidic basslines. Over the years, acid techno has evolved, maintaining its rebellious essence and its ability to electrify dance floors.