Meet Red Mercury, the electronic duo from London, UK, blurring lines between multiple genres. Comprising two innovative minds with a shared passion for electronic music, Red Mercury blends vintage synthesizers and cutting-edge modular hardware in their West London studio. The result is a unique fusion of Progressive House, Progressive Trance, Breakbeat, and Drum and Bass that takes listeners on a sonic journey, combining rumbling analog basslines with intricate digital production.

Red Mercury’s music isn’t just about sound; it's about creating an experience. Their tracks are a mix of genres, moods, and textures, designed to make you move and feel. Each song is a testament to their meticulous craftsmanship and their ability to seamlessly integrate elements of the past and future, analog and digital.

But their artistry doesn’t stop at sound. Red Mercury is also a visual storytelling powerhouse. They're passionate about visual artistry, incorporating their own photography and filmmaking into project. Their music videos, some crafted using Artificial Intelligence, offer a stunning visual complement to their tracks, creating an immersive experience that captivates both the ears and the eyes.

Here's what people are saying about Red Mercury:

• "A perfect blend of technology and emotion" – Digital Empire Records
• "Coolness and creativity in one package" – Alpas Records
• "Innovative and exciting sounds" – Lynx3R
• "A journey you don't want to end" – JLT Music
• "Beats that grab you and don't let go" – JON T
• "Basslines that hit the sweet spot" – Moszq
• "Vibes that resonate deeply" – Mateusz Okreglicki
• "A modern take on drum and bass" – OPSAT
• "Grooves that stay with you" – Last Day Deaf

Ghost Label Records raves, "This could literally be the best breakbeat I've heard in my life. Absolute top-tier sound engineering... Incredible work."

Another reviewer envisions their music in a dystopian future, noting, “Your music is like a soundtrack to life's fragility and beauty, blending sweet vocals with powerful synths.”