Siriusmo - Mosaik (2026 Reissue) Siriusmo

2026 reissue of Siriusmo’s legendary debut album Mosaik (2011) on Monkeytown Records.

Following the phenomenal 2 track album pre-single Feromonikon / Signal, Monkeytown Records proudly presents the debut album by Siriusmo. Mosaik has been talked about for almost 2 years and in Autumn 2010 Moritz Friedrich aka Siriusmo has finally found the time and courage to sit down and complete the project.

Siriusmo, who grew up with Stevie Wonder, The Beatles and Hip Hop, played organ in a 70s inspired Band, is active as a graffiti artist, ghost-painter and illustrator. Mosaik reflects all the different aspects of his personality and strongly shows his interest in various art forms and various kinds of music. For Moritz the sound of Siriusmo should be futuristic. Not like our current understanding of the future, more like the future was painted in the 70s: exaggerated, improvisational, colourful, sometimes trashy, but never cheap, extravagant and open minded.

“‘Mosaik’ is that rare thing: a playful delight for the club that bears up to repeated plays at home. Siriusly worth its wait.” - Fact

“‘Mosaik’ bursts with dramatic mood shifts and youthful sturm und drang manifest as clubby techno, glitchy hip-hop, and whomping dubstep tracks.” - XLR8R

“The debut LP by Berlin’s Siriusmo is an archetypal 2011 crossover dance record. There are hair-raising Daft Punk-ian swoops on High Together, purplish bounces and metallic swirls on Feromonikon, voluptuous Applescal-like synth matrices on the title track, and juddering ghettotech aggression on Bad Idea - and that’s before things get really eclectic.” - Pitchfork