1010011
Binary Synthpop.
Inspired by Kraftwerk’s legendary Computer World album, 1010011 is a sprightly synthpop tune woven with melodies. Possibly the only song to have ever been sung in binary code – well, rhythmically arranged, vocoded samples of the words “zero” and “one” from a 1980s toy. Although, my own form of binary singing does make a cameo in the latter half of the track.
1010011 is accompanied by a quirky, AI-generated music video. Featuring visual cues from Kraftwerk, Daft Punk, Fritz Lang’s Metropolis, the Bauhaus and 20th-century modern art, it’s a visual feast of high chroma weirdness.

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Released: | 4 August 2023 |
Labels: | Hark Records / Space March Pty Ltd |
Production: | Written, performed, produced and mixed by Craig Simmons. Art and design by Craig Simmons. |