F-14 is the subjective space child of Joseph Borg (Hibernate, Les Grooves, Angry Muffin, Borganism), and is a creatively free project unconstrained by the genre protocols of electronic music. After ‘Leaving Earth‘ one may experience otherworldly sensations as well as
AS TINDER DATING CLASHES WITH THE ELECTRONIC MUSIC WORLD, ALL HELL ENSUES
[wp_ad_camp_2] [wp_ad_camp_1] HIBERNATE, KNOWN FOR PRODUCING A WIDE ARRAY OF DIFFERENT GENRES, CREATES A MOODY EXPOSE ON THE PITFALLS OF INTERNET DATING…WITH A SPOOKY MUSIC VIDEO TO BOOT. Everyone needs love, and elite producers of electronic music are certainly no
WARNING! DON JOHNSON MAY APPEAR
[wp_ad_camp_2] The first release was fittingly a remix collab with Greg Gow, for the French techno artist Marst, on Kevin Saunderson’s KMS label SUPERDRIIIV takes us way out of the box with their 80s dipped rendition of Hibernate’s ‘Just One Time’.
HIBERNATE’S OPERAGRESSIVE GEM ‘LUX TUA’ REMIXED BY PAUL OAKENFOLD
[wp_ad_camp_2] [wp_ad_camp_1] PAUL OAKENFOLD: “An original outspoken record that brings a beautiful and warm feeling to me every time I listen to it and play it” Hibernate’s collaboration with rising opera star Victoria Gydov was released this week on Paul
HIBERNATE INKS DEAL WITH OAKENFOLD’S PERFECTO & DROPS ‘IN SILENCE’ ON ALPHA MILK
[wp_ad_camp_2] [wp_ad_camp_1] Hibernate releases In Silence on Alpha Milk; signs deal with Oakenfold’s Perfecto label February 24, 2015 – House music producer Hibernate has released his second single of 2015, and reminds us why this reclusive artist is one of
OPERA SENSATION HITS THE ELECTRONIC MUSIC WORLD
[wp_ad_camp_2] Post by Hammarica. [wp_ad_camp_1] Hibernate and Victoria Gydov team up to bring you ‘Lux Tua’, a breathtaking integration of opera and progressive house. The track is released simultaneously with an official music video, and is available now, everywhere. Never
Volume 2 of Hibernate’s ‘The Lost Tunes’ is available NOW.
[wp_ad_camp_2] [wp_ad_camp_1] Includes ‘Hot Revolver’, a smokin’ hot, spaghetti-western-esque progressive masterpiece, and ‘Somebody Somewhere is Cool’ a song named after the mysterious drunk girl who’s clumsy antics fried Hibernate’s studio computer. While the first volume of The Lost Tunes was