(Electronic, Nu-Disco, Downbeat, Space-Disco) U-Ka - Supernova (2CD) - 2014, MP3, 320 kbps

U-Ka consists of two disconauts that landed in Bremen, Germany, and decided to call it home. This work captures their keyboards (Alexander Mueller) and guitars (Oleg Kozlov) infused sounds, and is best played under levitating disco balls' lights.
Abducted victims include: Ric Fierabracci, Jerry Watts, Joey Heredia, Kai Narezo and other great musicians from the planet Earth.

U-Ka - Supernova
The CD version also includes remixes from Gonno, Seahawks, Ray Mang and more! The goal with Supernova was to look back to the Disco era but with a synth heavy and altogether more cosmic twist. Alex is a big fan of modern Russian classical music composing style. Also he was inspired by early English progressive scene (Yes, ELO etc). This is why U-Ka's melodic lines are long and not so straight sometimes. And Oleg is musically far from academic school and prefers Zappa, early German electronic and psychedelic krautrock. The project also has some other players: Kai Narezo (who owns studio in West Hollywood, awesome flamenco guitarist and good old friend of U-Ka) organises the recording sessions in Los Angeles and plays some guitar tracks too. In LA they met the great musicians such as Ric Fierabarcci - bassist (his list of recording credits from Chick Corea, Billy Cobham to Tom Jones), Joey Heredia - drummer (his list of recording credits from Steve Wonder to Tania Maria), Jerry Watts - bassist (his list of recording credits from Andy Summers to Mylene Farmer) and other people who helped working on completing 'Supernova'. The album was mixed & mastered to 1/4" tape using only analogue equipment in Los Angeles, in old Lion Share studio (the famous studio room in Michael Jackson's video 'We Are the World'). U-Ka are just music lovers who still love to have fun.

Welcome to our orbit! Helmets off, music on. This is the first album of U-Ka, makers of the only Space Disco in the Universe. LP vinyl previously released by Groovitron (GT 001-1)
Produced by Oleg Kozlov and Alexander Mueller
All main themes composed by Alexander Mueller, except "Farewell" composed by Edward Artemiev
Recorded at Groove Gallery Recording Studio (Burbank), Universal Exports (Los Angeles), Next Sound (Moscow)
Mixed at Lion Share Recording Studios (Los Angeles), Serenity West Recording (Los Angeles), Universal Exports (Los Angeles)
Mastered with no digital processing involved at MMS Records (Moscow) by Andrey Sinyaev
True analogue lacquer cut at SST Brüggemann GmbH (Frankfurt) by Daniel Krieger