Home Alone

«Home Alone» is the debut album by Aitor Burgui, an album divided into two parts, CD1 is the terrain in which the Navarrese producer lists the most important things in his life, his family dedicating a song to each member of it, Iker, Verónica, Martin, Aora, Burgui and Fuentes are reviewer and turned around in a dark techno key, the result of this metamorphosis is Aitor, Reki, Avinorev, Aroa, Rotia, Nitram, Iugrub and Setneuf. Tracks designed to darken the hardest tracks.

The other axis on which the album pivots is CD2; A collection of remixes from friends and artists with which the author has shared a booth and musical experiences. Legends and promises that make up the techno scene such as: Xpansul, Tim Baker, Nöle, Editer, III3S and Korben Nice come together in a mix that expands the techno boundaries for this album.

The design is carried out by the artist himself as this is his main work activity, an elaborate illustration that gives added value to this «Home Alone»

About the artist:

Aitor Burgui is a veteran whose career that began in the mid-1990s has led him to witness much of the electronic «battles» in the north.

Residences in Artsaia, Movie, Pagoa alternate with visits to the main venues and festivals in the state. Activity of djing is made compatible with his participation as Co-producer in Dark Sound, Minimal, experience and today an essential part of the Müsex Industries conglomerate.

As an announcer, collaborator, his appearances on RNE3 or Loca FM are numerous, either with “Sonia Briz” or as co-director on his program «Spacio 1.0»

Currently his main activity is to be together with the brothers Juan and Javier Suescun and Iñaki Kreator, publishers of labels such as Müsex Industries, Sofa Tunes, I-Traxx Recordings and I-Traxx Red editions, one of the dynamizers of the national electronic scene as well as publishers, well as producers, well as educators…. And a host of activities always linked to electronics that characterize this team and for which it is responsible for the graphic area.