Scape One

Scape One, the moniker of Kurt Baggaley, is a prolific British electronic musician widely recognized for his contributions to the electro scene. Baggaley's work as Scape One stretches back into the late 1990s, where he found his footing by integrating the sounds of classic electro with the evolving pulse of techno and the nascent genre of IDM (Intelligent Dance Music). Over time, Scape One has carved out a distinctive niche with his unique brand of intricate, atmospheric, and often cerebral electronica.

His discography is extensive and spans across a variety of electro sub-genres, embodying a futuristic and often nostalgic feel. His more recent releases, such as "After The Rain" and "Damavand," showcase his continued evolution and mastery over his craft. Scape One is not only an artist committed to the studio but has also earned a reputation for his engaging live performances and DJ sets which demonstrate his broad understanding of electronic music. The narratives within albums like "The Clock Never Stops" and "The Destroyer Of Worlds" highlight his ability to tell stories through synthesizers and drum machines, making him a standout figure in the electronic music pantheon. With every release, from "Warm Radio Cassette" to "It's OK to Moment," Scape One continues to prove that he is a sonic architect, consistently pushing the envelope of electro music with precision and depth.