RX-101 is an electronic music project that has carved a niche within the landscape of ambient and IDM (Intelligent Dance Music) genres. The artist behind RX-101 is Erik Jong, a Dutch electronic musician who remained relatively unknown until the release of his past archives. His music, characterized by robust analog sounds and melodic synth lines, can be considered a nod to the 90s era of Aphex Twin and Boards of Canada, infused with a distinct personal touch that breathes new life into classic production techniques.

Remarkably, RX-101's material is predominantly sourced from Jong's extensive collection of DAT tapes created between 1997 and 1999, which were unearthed and subsequently released years later to the delight of genre aficionados. His more recent releases such as "New Discoveries," "Hearts Utd.," "Serenity," "Dopamine," "Transmission," and "Like Yesterday," have not only showcased his continued evolution in sound design but also solidified his status as a cherished act among those who yearn for nostalgia-tinged electronica. RX-101's works, while retrospective in nature, deliver a timeless quality that keeps listeners both grounded in the roots of electronic music and looking forward towards the genre's future potential.