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Veell is Artyom Romanenko, who mixes break-beat rhythm patterns with melodiousness to create his music. He is well-known for his complex sound-textures combined with synthetic drums, trip-hop themes and glitched instruments. His first album was released in 2005 at the biggest russian underground label SHUM, which started in 2003 to release quality electronic music in Russia and Europe. Later Veell’s tracks were used in many compilations of this label. In the end of 2007 he has started his work with vocal project called Iky Que. Also from 2007 he trying to distribute his music by himself over the Internet. After the dismissing of Iky Que he focused on his own music again. In the spring of 2010 he released his second album called Birdsland. And one year later - Dreamorphine - third album, which was a big step forward to the ‘hardware music’ from the ‘computer music’. The project was officially closed in 2016. The new solo project Raveny was started in 2020. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.