Gramaphone Children’s album “Ah-Huh, Ah-Huh” is an eclectic blend of 80′s pop culture, sound and playful tongue in cheek lyrics that attains a contemporary twist. Punchy bass lines and brass synths ornament his music that takes the listener into a world of electro-funk, synth pop, hip-hop and nu-disco.

His new-wave influences can be heard in “Pictures of You“ while “Pop-Pop-Pop” gives homage to the hip-hop breakdance and popping scene. “Superfine“ could front as a tribute to Roger Troutman while “Interstellar’s“ space-disco feel and catchy vocals, by Finnish / Swedish vocalist DEYDE (aka Linda Junell), keeps one’s feet tapping to the beat. “Neon Love Light’s“ heavy synth layered lines brings us to the days when spandex-in-the-aerobics-room was trendy and chic, featuring Magana (aka Michael Sawatsewi) as lead vocals.

Two exclusive remixes by renowned Thai electro artist Cyndi Seui and Korean K-Pop producer Apolo conclude the album. Cyndi Seui’s signature 80′s guitar riffs , solos and energetic beats drives an aggressive, however melancholy atmosphere while Apolo’s laid-back, chilled-out, down-tempo mood perfectly ends the album in contrast to Gramaphone Children’s uptempo and high-energy beats and rhythms.

TRACKLISTING
01 Pictures of You
02 Pop-Pop-Pop [feat. DEYDE]
03 Interstellar [feat. DEYDE]
04 Superfine
05 Neon Love Light [feat. Magana]
06 Pictures of You [Cyndi Seui Remix]
07 Interstellar [APoLo Remix]