Fuzzion - Worthy Representatives of the Russian Electronic Scene

Vladimir Kozlov's project Fuzzion can easily be called one of the most interesting phenomena on the Russian scene in the last three years. In addition to releases on Citizen France and Recovered Belgium, Fuzzion has released music on Boshke Beats, where he recently launched a new album titled Black Magic. In Europe, the album is distributed through the Neuton network. Ten exceptional tracks filled with techno and electro elements, sometimes even bordering on EBM, undoubtedly deserve the closest attention to this talented musician. Strangely enough, few people in Moscow know about Fuzzion. Over the past six months, Fuzzion has had only two performances. This situation is largely explained by the lack of a well-established producer-label-promotion-distribution system in Russia. However, despite the image of a country with a "local electronic scene," and the fragmentation in promoter and DJ circles, Moscow and other major cities in Russia continue to produce quite interesting and competitive music, prompting serious discussions about Russian electronic music in the West. Fuzzion is one of its finest examples. His tour schedule is filled with live performances in Japan, Germany, Israel, Romania, and other countries. Meanwhile, Russian fans of Fuzzion eagerly await his next live performance.