Melchior Vol. 1

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Cat No: BB190LP

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Release Date: 06 February 2026

Label: Born Bad Records

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 3516628492518

Genres: Pop

Release Date: 06 February 2026

Label: Born Bad Records

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 3516628492624

Genres: Pop

Description

Forever Pavot team up with their new android assistant Melchior to produce this album of Kraftwerk-inspired lo-fi, electro and robo-pop.
Melchior, who gave his name to the record, has the face of a ventriloquist's dummy, two plastic left hands, preppy clothes and a primitive logic circuit. Originally created by Emile Sornin to handle the interviews and deal with the socials. Melchior now shares songwriting credits and vocal parts vocoded to perfection. Not a jealous lad, Melchior makes way for a guest of choice on "UFO" and "Waiting for the sign": Lispector. Julie Margat sings and collaborated on the lyrics for these two bangers that provide a lot of context (robot angst is real). Kumisolo, a Tokyo-born, Paris-based artist, is also featured on "Postcard". Domotic, who mixes and co-produces, gives a nice spin to "Count to 10", a hip-hop/kraut rock crossover.
Available on black vinyl with printed inner sleeve and digipak CD editions.

Description

Forever Pavot team up with their new android assistant Melchior to produce this album of Kraftwerk-inspired lo-fi, electro and robo-pop.
Melchior, who gave his name to the record, has the face of a ventriloquist's dummy, two plastic left hands, preppy clothes and a primitive logic circuit. Originally created by Emile Sornin to handle the interviews and deal with the socials. Melchior now shares songwriting credits and vocal parts vocoded to perfection. Not a jealous lad, Melchior makes way for a guest of choice on "UFO" and "Waiting for the sign": Lispector. Julie Margat sings and collaborated on the lyrics for these two bangers that provide a lot of context (robot angst is real). Kumisolo, a Tokyo-born, Paris-based artist, is also featured on "Postcard". Domotic, who mixes and co-produces, gives a nice spin to "Count to 10", a hip-hop/kraut rock crossover.
Available on black vinyl with printed inner sleeve and digipak CD editions.
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Tracklisting