Dorian Concept

Dorian Concept, the moniker of Austrian musician and producer Oliver Thomas Johnson, is known for his colorful, jazz-inflected electronic compositions and virtuosic keyboard skills. His work is characterized by its intricate melodic layers, syncopated rhythms, and an experimental approach that playfully skirts the edges of genres like jazz, IDM, and funk. He first made ripples in the online beat community with the release of "Maximized Minimalization" and "Trilingual Dance Sexperience," showcasing a unique blend of wonky beats and swirling synths that hinted at the shape of things to come.

With the release of albums like "Joined Ends" and "The Nature of Imitation," Dorian Concept has cemented his reputation as a musician who defies easy classification, earning him accolades from both electronic aficionados and jazz purists alike. His original pieces, like "Her Tears Taste Like Pears" and "Toothbrush / Booth Thrust," blend digital precision with a soulful touch, illustrating an artist who finds harmony between the programmed and the organic. His live performances are known for their improvisational energy, often featuring real-time manipulation and reinterpretation of his tracks, such as in the "Joined Ends Remix EP." With every release, from "What We Do For Others" to the elegant reworks like "Wasting My Time (Dorian Concept Remix)," Dorian Concept continues to push the boundaries of contemporary electronic music, inviting listeners to explore a constantly evolving sonic landscape.

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