Dirk P. Haubrich’s peculiar sound first caught Quanta Records’ attention in 2016 during a night dedicated to Jiří Kylián, the Czech former dancer and contemporary dance choreographer, at the Opera Garnier in Paris. A few weeks later, the first steps were taken to set up collaboration between the artist and the label. The process was organic and lead to the release of Dirk’s first official record: Robinson Out Of Context. This seminal work is made of two pieces: “Robinson Out Of Context” and “7 to 8”. These compositions are meant to accompany choreographies respectively by Bruno Listopad and Shen Wei. With a career spanning over twenty years, Dirk P. Haubrich has built an impressive discography and a characteristic auditory identity. His quest for deeper and more diverse arrangements has been an inner drive and a defining process for him. Among the myriad of tracks that Quanta Records had the pleasure of discovering, two were selected after an intensive formatting to adapt them to the 45rpm standard. This record is challenging and requires a lot of attention from the listener since the composition, rhythms, atmospheres and textures have been minutely fine-tuned. As the record unveils itself to its audience, the listeners will discover a smooth and perfectly mastered composition that develops into a journey through its two separate pieces. The German artist’s diverse soundscape intertwines long drone and ambient sequences with percussions and broken beats that offer an ideal opportunity for reflection and contemplation. The details incorporated in this rich and intriguing work are an invitation to get lost in the sound and to escape. The creative process behind this record, from the composition in Berlin to the mastering session with Rashad Becker, allows for Dirk’s art to be transposed from ballet stages to different spaces for a wider audience to discover and appreciate sounds that bridge gaps between experimental, ambient and electro-acoustic.