Scandroid Releases Lazerpunk Remix of Latest Single ‘Red Planet’

Hailing from Budapest, Hungary, electro-synthwave producer Lazerpunk has crafted a cybersynth remix of Scandroid’s latest single, ‘Red Planet’. The remix showcases the darker side of Scandroid’s upcoming 3rd full-length album, ‘The Darkness and The Light’, following the recent singles ‘Time Crime’, ‘New York City Nights’, and ‘Red Planet’.



Scandroid, the modern synthwave project from Detroit based artist/producer Klayton, best known for his multi-genre project Celldweller, is Klayton’s love letter to the ’80s.

The self-titled debut Scandroid album (2016) and sophomore album ‘Monochrome’ (2017), have each received critical acclaim with #1 iTunes Electronic Album charting, plus Top 5 Billboard Electronic Album Sales Charting. Scandroid’s success has spawned millions of online streams, over 100,000 worldwide fans and a collection of remixes from respected synthwave artists, including Dance With The Dead, Robert Parker, VHS Dreams, Arcade High, Magic Sword, Sunset Neon, Daniel Deluxe, PYLOT, d.notive, GosT, Makeup and Vanity Set, Waveshaper and more.

Stream and download it here.

Scandroid - Red Planet (Lazerpunk Remix)

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