1991

About

1991 isn't just a year; it's the sonic blueprint for the forward-thinking producer also known as Fred Webb. Carving a niche in the electronic landscape, 1991’s sound is a pulsating blend of trance euphoria, hard-hitting techno rhythms, and the atmospheric depth of ambient soundscapes. Think Aphex Twin meets Eric Prydz in a warehouse afterparty. Webb's career trajectory began bubbling on SoundCloud, quickly escalating to releases on prestigious labels like Mad Zoo and Jagjaguwar. His breakthrough moment arrived with the consistently sought-after track "NineTeen91," a sonic tapestry that encapsulates the essence of his distinct style. This propelled him into the consciousness of dance music enthusiasts globally. Beyond simply crafting bangers, 1991 explores themes of nostalgia, futurism, and emotional intensity through his compositions. This has resonated with a diverse audience seeking more than just surface-level dance music. He has collaborated with artists who share a similar sonic vision, further cementing his position as a key figure in the underground electronic scene. Currently, 1991 continues to push the boundaries of electronic music, teasing new productions and live performances that promise to further warp the listener's sense of time and space. Expect immersive experiences and meticulously crafted sound design that solidifies his reputation as a true innovator.