Martin Konski - Digital Remorse (2026)

Martin Konski is a Russia-born experimental electronic artist. Influenced by contemporary art and electronic music, he started producing at an early age, developing his craft through digital composition and sound design. His music combines ambient textures, minimalism, and experimental electronics, creating immersive soundscapes that blur the boundaries between genres.

Written and produced entirely at the age of 15, the album captures a period where music became both an escape and a way of understanding the world. Built from distorted field recordings, synthesized textures, fragments of IDM, ambient electronics and experimental pop structures, Digital Remorse feels less like a conventional album and more like a private archive accidentally left open.

“I think the album is really about trying to communicate something while simultaneously wanting nobody to understand you,” he explains. “A lot of it came from insecurity, but also from curiosity. I was trying to understand people, myself, animals, sound, emotions — everything at once.”

“Looking back, it feels like I accidentally documented my own growing up.”