PREMIERE : IADI - Cortex (Neolife)

All Mutant Disco Radio Show premieres available on : Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLypdVb_SuSmL_C21MgXo2Q Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/playlist/31NT4Oq48gcKdmttAFbx23 Facebook group : https://www.facebook.com/groups/170732496230 Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/MutantDiscoRadioShow Twitter : https://twitter.com/LeriAhel Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/mutant-disco Taken from "IADI - Under My Skin LP (Neolife)". Out April 03rd 2026. Buy here : https://backtoliferecords.bandcamp.com/album/under-my-skin Under My Skin is the debut album from IADI, released on Neo Life in 2026. Conceived as a fully integrated audio-visual work, it is a highly conceptual project that explores the increasingly blurred relationship between human intuition and machine intelligence. At its core, Under My Skin examines a quiet reversal: humanity designs technology yet gradually finds itself shaped and reprogrammed by it. Each track functions as an imagined interface — a point of contact between emotional impulse and binary logic. The sonic language shifts between analogue warmth and algorithmic coldness, with pulsating synthesizers and mechanical rhythms existing in constant dialogue. There is no linear narrative, only a progressive immersion into a space of near friction, where technological comfort is shadowed by subtle unease. The album opens with ‘Impulse’, a direct expression of electrical energy, the shared language of nervous systems and machines, fast, vital, and irregular. ‘Axon’ extends this signal outward, erratic and restless, leading into ‘Cortex’, where melody and memory surface as the cerebral core of the record’s first movement. A sudden shift follows with ‘Reflex’, a fractured, zero-temperature techno track built on instinctive reactions, vocal fragments, breaks, and restarts. This tension dissolves into “Neuron”, the emotional center of the album’s second half, offering a moment of calm amid the surrounding intensity. As the nervous system relies on connection, ‘Synapse’ reinforces this idea musically, continuing IADI’s balance between function and feeling. The experimental “Static” suggests ordered chaos, before ‘Dreamstate’ closes the album in suspension, a liminal space between waking and sleep, where consciousness fades and vision takes over. Under My Skin is neither dystopian nor utopian. The machine is not an enemy, nor merely a tool, but an intimate presence that amplifies desire, fear, and imagination. The result is intelligent dance music stripped of excess: less noise, more sensation. Electronic, yet profoundly human — a record that speaks to the present while sounding like an X-ray of the future, capturing the moment when humanity and technology begin to merge, track by track.