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LIPPER
LIPPER the album aims to find the magic in the chaos and hope in this upside down reality, to try and examine the roots of where we are from the micro to the macro.
The album opens with the indie pop YELLOW JUMPER before moving to more experimental territory with spoken word, melodic drum and bass and dark electro pop.
The theme of the title track LIPPER is having people living rent free in your head. It's a gradual process, its not immediately apparent, but gradually the way someone goes about their day and the decisions they make or the things they feel gets altered. Until, one day you become a mix of other peoples thoughts.
Then I splice idea this with the childhood memory where anything is possible and all is opportunity. Adult life becomes a tension between these two states - between the need to value identity and sense of self - versus the time when it was a natural thing before you even knew what it was.
In the background of the lyric there is a suggested threat from forces that can't be controlled and how nature has been cut out from life - the daily noise drowns it out.
The album is my way of navigating the battle between the left brain and the right brain, between the magic of nature and rapid expansion of technology - which is no longer an assistant but a rival.
05 MARCH 2026
THE NEW ALBUM OUT NOW
Electric Eclectic LIPPER
TRACK LISTING:
YELLOW JUMPER
THE TEMPERAMENT OF CAMELS
OUTLINED
DEFINED/EMPIRES FALL/CURTAINS
LUCKY I WAS
LIPPER
EVIL UNDER THE SUN
DEFIED
THE ATHEIST
VINYL AVAILABLE ON ELASTIC STAGE
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08 APRIL 2026
INTERVIEW WITH PLASTIC MAGAZINE
"Tobias Zaldua operates in the overlap between definitions as a London-based musician and filmmaker whose work flows through electronic experimentation and acoustic intimacy, between structured songwriting and abstract sound design..."
Read more at PLASTIC magazine
30 MARCH 2026
INTERVIEW WITH melodicdancers
"Singer-songwriter and electronic alchemist, Tobias weaves spoken word, narrative songs, and immersive sonic textures into shadowed dreamscapes..."
Electronic - Melodic - Chaotic.
NEWS 28 NOVEMBER 2025
NEW SINGLE
LUCKY I WAS: lucky breaks, guitar breaks and breakbeats. Indie drum 'n' bass may not really be a thing but maybe I got lucky.
Electronic - Melodic - Chaotic.
NEWS 27 JULY 2023
NEW EP
Taking and fragmenting the elements of the track HUMANS BROKE MY HEART
Gathering them up and reassembling in ways that might seem like a logical process if you didn't know the original shape. Finding structures that make sense in the moment. Building on the ideas random connections suggest.
Electronic - Melodic - Chaotic.
NEWS 10 JULY 2023
NEW SINGLE
Electronic - Melodic - Chaotic.
NEWS 11/07/2022
Instrumental side project.
Includes the singles ARCHIPELAGO II
and KAIROS
Electronic - Melodic - Chaotic.
NEWS 22/09/2021
Includes the singles IMPOSSIBLE TREES,
INFINITE SELF-PORTRAITS and COMPLICATED.
Epic tactile sounds and songs collecting moments from bright nights and dark days.
NEWS 11/07/2021
Remastered with love for 2021.
Some tracks have also been reworked to include elements lost in the original mixes plus exclusive remixes previously unavailable.
Electronic - Melodic - Chaotic
NEWS 23/08/2021
Taking some inspiration from the short stories of Roger Zelazny.
A song about an AI searching for emotion, empathy and texture
amidst confusion and betrayal.
Space-age chic for lost souls.
COMPLICATED
(REASONS)
NEWS 22/02/2021
A celebration of all the complications and absurdities of modern life and love reworked by Zadquiel, Nave and Waxing Crescent.
Life : consisting of parts intricately combined
Love: difficult to analyse, understand, or explain.
Remixes: a complicated machine/process consisting of parts intricately combined
GEOMETRICAE
MAGAZINE ARTICLE
Tobias was recently approached by Geometricae Magazine to write a guest review on an innovative music of his choice past or present. The invitation came after they picked up on 'Impossible Trees' for review earlier this year.
