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Koreless

b. 1991

British electronic producer

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Born 1991. Koreless is a British musician.

Lewis John Aelwyn Roberts (born 1993 or 1994), better known by the stage name Koreless, is a Welsh electronic musician, DJ and producer. He released his debut album, Agor, in 2021. He won the Grammy Award for Best Dance/Electronic Album as a producer of FKA Twigs' album Eusexua.

History Roberts was born in Wales and spends the majority of his time in Glasgow. In 2011, Koreless released his debut EP, 4D, on Pictures Music as a limited edition 12-inch single. In July 2012, he released single "Lost In Tokyo" on Jacques Greene's record label, Vase Records. He was invited to participate in the 2012 Red Bull Music Academy Summit in New York City.

Koreless worked with London-based producer and vocalist Sampha in 2012 to form collaborative works under the name of Short Stories. The pair premiered their track "Let It Go" in a short DJ set for Boiler Room TV in December of that year. This was released with second track, "On The Way", in January 2013 on Young Turks (now known simply as Young). Koreless' second EP, Yügen, was released in 2013 on Young Turks. The original EP announcement was accompanied by the release of supporting single, "Sun". Another track from this EP, "Never", was featured in director Jason Reitman's 2014 film, Men, Women & Children.

In December 2013, Koreless officially signed to Young Turks. He later appeared on a track from labelmate SBTRKT's second studio album, Wonder Where We Land.

Live After signing for Young Turks, Koreless was featured in a label showcase on BBC Radio 1 broadcast live at Maida Vale Studios in London with a live string quartet. During January 2014, Koreless supported Scottish band Mogwai during UK dates at the Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre in London. Koreless performed his set with a string trio composed of double bass, cello and violin. Koreless had his live Australian debut in May 2014 as part of a line up for Sydney record label Future Classic's now yearly studio party at Sydney's Vivid Festival.

He supported Caribou on his 2015 European and North American live tour. On 9 April 2015, Koreless played alongside fellow electronic artists and composers James Holden and Luke Abbott in a show at the Barbican Centre to pay homage to the work and influence of electronic pioneer and minimalist composer Terry Riley. In 2023, Koreless produced the music for Sharon Eyal, in her piece Into the Hairy.

Discography Studio albums Agor (2021)

EPs 4D (2011) Yügen (2013)

Singles "Up Down Up Down" (2011) "Lost in Tokyo" (2012) "On the Way / Let It Go" (2013 as Short Stories with Sampha) "Sun" (2013) "TT / Love" (2015) "Black Rainbow / Moonlight" (2021) "Seven" (2024)

Production discography and credits

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Koreless?

British electronic producer

When was Koreless born?

Koreless was born on 25 June 1991.

What is Koreless's occupation?

Koreless is a musician.

What nationality is Koreless?

Koreless is British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Koreless

· Wikidata: Q19571605

· DBpedia: Koreless

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