LIONEL COHEN

The opening statement — wide-screen and searching. A protagonist arrives in a city that doesn't know his name yet. Part of a four-volume modular soundtrack system; no canonical order.

Deeper into the night — slower pulse sequences and an atmosphere of beautiful menace.

The pivot — chase sequences, revelations, confrontations at dawn. Propulsive arpeggios and escalating tension.

The end credits roll — a melancholic, expansive finale carrying the weight of a journey completed.

The self-titled debut that launched the duo into the international synthpop conversation — shimmering, driving 80s-infused electro-pop. Praised across electronic music press. Also home to all their singles (see below).

The debut single — a laid-back, dreamy opener that introduced the world to Beki Colada's voice and Lionel Cohen's shimmering production touch.

The infectious dancefloor anthem that put The Fascinated on the global synthpop map — praised by ElectRow, ElectroWow, and Glitter & Stilettos.

New-wave hooks and shimmering synth basslines, built for neon-lit nights out.

Euphoric late-night synthpop — pure movement, pure neon.

A sun-drenched, synth-soaked daydream — the Hollywood version of an 80s beach movie montage.

Moody synthpop about people who used to know each other — new wave with a chill running through it.

Haunted synthpop with a shimmer that lingers long after it ends.

Aching new-wave heartbreak wrapped in polished 80s production.

The most recent transmission from the Hollywood duo — glittery, propulsive, and unapologetically 80s.

The debut statement. Raw, unpolished electro energy that laid the DNA for everything that followed.

Dark synth-pop and minimal electro — brooding beats and an ice-cold emotional charge.

A melancholic drift through analog nostalgia and sleek electropop architectures.

Where the future-retro template began — analog pads, drum machine pulse, and icy architecture forging the Futurewave sound.

Chapter two — deeper grooves, bolder synth textures, and an expanding Futurewave universe.

The trilogy concludes — every element refined, every beat engineered for maximum analog impact.

The newest transmission from the grid — a full-length journey through neon-soaked cityscapes and retro-futuristic beats.

A time machine to the block parties and spray-painted walls of the 1980s — from South Central Los Angeles to the Grand Concourse in the South Bronx. Boom bap before boom bap had a name.

Driving instrumental electronic body music rooted in late-80s industrial — film dialogue and sound design woven in as melodic and rhythmic leads.

Fresh instrumental industrial grooves built for the body. The machine evolves — the discipline remains absolute.

Signal received. A charged, cinematic run of 80s instrumentals moving from urban paranoia to artificial euphoria and back again.

Engineered to feel pulled directly from a 1985 film score vault. Lush analog synthesizers, driving electronic drums, and the unmistakable neon atmosphere of the mid-decade — built for film, TV, ads, and games.

A full synth score built in the spirit of 1980s adventure cartoons — fifteen levels, one continuous quest, zero compromises.