Photek

Rupert Parkes, known professionally as Photek, is a British electronic music artist, composer, and record producer. Emerging into the music scene in the early 1990s, Photek became a significant figure in the drum and bass genre, renowned for his pioneering work and distinctive, intricate rhythms. Throughout his career, Photek has been celebrated for his ability to blend the cerebral complexity of his beats with the visceral energy of dance music, forging a path that has influenced countless artists within the electronic community.

Photek's journey is marked by a series of innovative releases that showcased his evolving style and technical prowess. His work in the videogame industry, including soundtracks for major titles such as "Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare II," "Need for Speed," and "Mosul," demonstrates his versatility and the broad appeal of his musical talents beyond the club and rave scenes. Photek's contributions to film scores, like "The Protégé (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)," highlight his skills in creating atmospheric and emotionally charged compositions suited for the cinematic experience. With classic tracks like "Natural Born Killa" and forward-thinking albums such as "KU:PALM," Photek has solidified his legacy as a master craftsman within electronic music, as well as a sought-after remixer, evident in works like "Still Life / The Rain (2020 Remasters) [Photek Remixes]." His "DJ-Kicks" contributions, including "Levitation - The Remixes," "Fountainhead," and the acclaimed mix album itself, are testaments to his curatorial ear and deep understanding of the genre's intricacies.

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