Vate returns with a much more synthetic and hard EP with electro and glitch sounds influenced by Byetone, Atom™ and Mouse on Mars. "The End Was Here" is a reflection on the latest drastic changes in our world and the so-called "new normality"

"In this new production, the EP 'The End Was Here', on his own label, Vate features 5 tracks with a robust electronic flavor. It has the typical harshness of the times we live in: confinement and subjection to unusual restrictions, and the assault of technology on humans." (Urbe01)

1. Neonormal
2. Speech recognition
3. Facial recognition
4. Neocontainment
5. The end was here

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 03/3/2023
Vate lives in Barcelona Spain

Tagged as: Electronica, Techno, Instrumental Electronica

1. Romantic Dinner Classical Compilation by Magnatune Compilation: the best music from Magnatune
2. Blues for all Occasions by Alan Marchand: Toe Teasin' Jazz Tunes For All Occasions
3. Christmas Guitar by Jeff Wahl: acoustic new age and jazz guitar.
4. Fairest Isle by Wildcat Viols: viola da gamba girls gone wild!!
5. Sabbath Day's Journey by Lydia McCauley: intriguing piano compositions with dynamic accompaniment
6. Passions and Fantasies for Solo Piano by Joel Bruce Wallach: magical, heart inspiring music
7. Ladislav Jelinek plays Beethoven by Ladislav Jelinek: classical works from a World renowned pianist
8. Wind from the Orient by Olexa Kabanov: strings slowly plucked from the soul
9. Pretty Girl Blues by Bluesboy Jag: authentic 1920's solo blues guitar
10. Goodnight, Daylight by Park St Trio: Catchy, melodic jazz for all occasions
11. GratisJazz by Eternal Jazz Project: gentle jazz from Sweden
12. Gettin Down to Business by Jive Ass Sleepers: chilled out grooves & uptempo funkathons
13. Acoustic Dreams by Manuel Ochoa: jazz and tango from where else, Argentina
14. First Album by Thursday Group: melodic composed progressive Jazz
15. Guinevere by Jeff Wahl: acoustic new age and jazz guitar.
16. An Evening With The Blues by Mark Cook: blues guitar legend in the making
17. Medieval and Traditional Carols, Chansons and Festive Dances by In Nova Cantica: carols and chansons from the 13th - 17th Centuries for dancing, festivities and mayhem
18. The Christmas Album by AlmaNova: lively flute/guitar duo
19. Mozart 4 Quartets for Strings and Winds by American Baroque: Spectacular Baroque and Classical chamber music
20. Moments Musicaux by Elizabeth Wolff: 19th century classical piano

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