BERF and GPU Join Forces for the Release of ‘Ritmo Acido’

Berlin-based genre alchemist BERF has joined forces once again with AI-powered project GPU – helmed by Luigi Borelli – for unifying new single ‘Ritmo Acido’ – out now via Berlin AI art platform Made By Robots.

Available now: https://lnk.to/TT680ZrO

Speaking about the collaboration BERF explained, “As a music producer and language enthusiast, I speak many languages and enjoy combining different linguistic elements in my compositions in a surreal way (since I love surreal art). My passion for acid sounds, with their hypnotic and psychedelic tones, is a central part of my musical identity. These preferences and interests inspired me to create the track “Ritmo Acido” together with GPU.

By blending four languages that sound similar (French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian), we create a surreal soundscape that resembles a single language. ‘Ritmo Acido’ emerged from our shared deep desire to unite the diversity of languages and the universal nature of music. The track is an experiment and a homage to the power of communication beyond words. By mixing four different languages, we aimed to show that despite linguistic differences, there exists a common language: that of music and body movement.

This is not the first time I have collaborated with GPU. Our previous track, ‘Drop Out,’ was an exciting mix of several genres, featuring a cool deep house minimal beat and a surprising electric guitar solo played by GPU. With ‘Ritmo Acido’ we continue our surreal journey together, creating another fascinating collaboration full of magic.”

Released on September 20th, as a special gift to celebrate BERF’s birthday: ‘Ritmo Acido’ is a new song that transcends the boundaries of language and music, allowing all listeners to immerse themselves in a shared musical world. Because we all speak the same language: Body Language.

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