the debut record of ritmolider "kaleidoscope" is a traditional studio work with live performance and classic analog sound. being in the era of nu disco and re-edits the author has tried to find his own way of making music based on traditional methods of performance. and he's got a beautiful symbiosis of instrumental improvisations and electronic melodiousness. at the begining of the record there's a superb remix by the beat broker. deep, groovy synth-disco, highly recomended for dance-floor! the second track is a journey into obscure psychedelic funk with lots of improvisations and atmospheric tunes....a pity so sweet percussions are added so late. b2 "tonight at the discotheque" will carry you away by the real soviet disco vibe. a beautiful arp solo softly flowing through amazing effects and acoustic drums focused on free played funky basslines. the original version of "kaleidoscope" is also a very interesting one. a mood of this composition is changed all the time. the first seconds of the track you hear a tender melodic solo which makes you feel calm and relaxed, then you get the groove coming from an agressive arpeggio and dinamic percussion. soon this feeling gets interrupted with a sudden slap-bass impromtu playing together with a synthy accompaniment, and it turns into another feeling, and so on... this really reminds of kaleidoscope effect!