Get all 10 Zak Vortex releases available on Bandcamp.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Back From The Dead, Mistakes & Heartbreaks, Are You Happy Now?, Til Death Do Us Part, You & Me = Forever, Hotel De Stijl, Black Star, Miami Squeeze 2 (Anniversary Edition), and 2 more.
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How Do I Say Goodbye?
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When I'm Gone
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Falling
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Let Me Wake Up
04:09
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Will I See You Again?
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Dream
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Wires
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Corridors
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I See You
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Miracle
04:35
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Zak Vortex Bristol, UK
Zak Vortex is a Synthwave / Retrowave / Outrun producer from Bristol, UK. Zak’s Synthwave Music is heavily inspired 80s
nostalgia, music and the films of John Hughes, such as Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles.
Zak Vortex has enjoyed national radio AirPlay as well as touring with world famous bands. Zak’s last two singles have been placed on Spotify Editorial playlists.
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Woozy, vocal-driven synthwave captures the spirit and feel of the ’80s, with tremendous choruses and neon-hot electronics.
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In what is the clearest successor yet to debut, Into the Night, Tokyo Nights secures L'Avenue as one of synthwave's slickest and most consistently authentic producers. The attention to detail is on point, complex scores are smoothly delivered, and the choice of vocalists (only recently employed in his work) complement without obscuring the signature L'Avenue sound. Thematically, we're once again enveloped in a neon-lit world of vice and desire - and we disappear into a movie of our making.
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