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Daniel Deluxe

Background information
Birth name	Daniel Alexandrovich
Born	Moscow, Russia^[1]
Genres	Electronic synthwave retrowave
Years active	2013-present

Website	danieldeluxe.com

Daniel Alexandrovich,^[1] known professionally as Daniel Deluxe, is a Russian electronic music producer. He has released three albums: Corruptor (2016), Instruments of Retribution (2017), and Exile (2020). Deluxe has also composed the scores for video games Desync (2017) and Ghostrunner (2020).

Discography

Albums

Corruptor (2016)
Instruments of Retribution (2017)
Exile (2020)

Extended play

Night Stalker (2014)

Original soundtracks

Desync (2017)
Ghostrunner (2020)

References

^ ^a ^b Deluxe, Daniel. "Daniel Deluxe". Retrieved 11 November 2020.