Monoceros is the pseudonym for the introspective electronic music project of Joan Malé, an artist hailing from Spain known for his ambient and IDM (Intelligent Dance Music) explorations. With a penchant for crafting deep, emotive soundscapes, Monoceros has become recognized within underground music circles for his ability to blend melancholic melodies with intricate beats. His recent works, among them "Self Isolation Rules" and "Fading Colors," capture the isolation and contemplative mood of the digital age, often combining airy synthesizers with delicate rhythms that invite reflective listening.

Since the early 2000s, Monoceros has been consistently releasing music that resonates with listeners who appreciate the more cerebral and emotional side of electronic music. Albums such as "Tales For Silent Nights" and "Imaginary_EP" showcase Malé’s knack for creating atmospheric textures intertwined with subtle sonic nuances, often resulting in a cinematic feel that seems to paint vivid aural pictures. With "I Feel Apocalyptic Today" and "A Glorious Afternoon," Monoceros expands his narrative, reflecting a broadening palette of sounds and themes that continue to evolve with the times, ensuring that his music remains relevant and engaging in an ever-changing musical landscape. Through his work, including the "Tales From Late Night Remixes," Monoceros both honors the traditions of electronic music pioneers and carves out his own niche within the genre's expansive universe.