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1 November 2026 – Unsighted Introduces Eye Spy EP and Keeps New York Electro-Funk's Underground Machines Running
By Editorial Team - November 1, 2026
Summary
New York producer Unsighted releases Eye Spy EP on vinyl and digital via Kraftjerkz, showcasing vintage electro-funk and hardware synth rhythms.
Key Facts
- New York electronic producer Unsighted drops four-track electro-funk record 'Eye Spy EP' on Kraftjerkz.
- Produced by Nicolas Sierra, with mastering by Dietrich Schoenemann and a Punk Funk remix by Kid Ginseng.
- Released as a limited 12-inch vinyl run of 200 copies pressed by Brooklynphono alongside Bandcamp digital release.
- Entities: Unsighted, Kraftjerkz, Nicolas Sierra, Kid Ginseng, Alonzo, Dietrich Schoenemann, Brooklynphono, Nathaniel Young, New York
- Tags: unsighted, eye-spy-ep, kraftjerkz, electro-funk, electronic, vintage-synths, vinyl-release, new-york-underground
New York electronic music producer Unsighted has scheduled Eye Spy EP for November 1 through specialist independent label Kraftjerkz, presenting four recordings built around electro-funk rhythms and vintage synthesizer influences. The release includes "Eye Spy", "Over Telephone Wires", "Dumping Core" and a Punk Funk remix of "Dumping Core" by Kid Ginseng.
Unsighted has developed musical connections within New York's underground electronic community and has been mentored by fellow producer Alonzo. The project concentrates on the relationship between rhythmic experimentation, electronic texture and the distinctive production techniques associated with classic electro. Unlike contemporary electronic music that frequently prioritises elaborate digital effects, Kraftjerkz maintains a strong interest in equipment and musical approaches connected to the 1980s.
The EP was produced by Nicolas Sierra, with Robert W. Frantz handling the remix and Dietrich Schoenemann completing mastering. A limited twelve-inch vinyl edition of 200 copies has been prepared, pressed by Brooklynphono and presented with artwork designed by Nathaniel Young. Bandcamp lists November 1 as the intended digital release date, offering analog purists another look at hardware electro.
The release illustrates the continuing importance of specialist independent labels that maintain connections with underground musical communities rather than pursuing mainstream visibility. Electro-funk has experienced numerous transformations since its earliest recordings, but the appeal of inventive drum programming and synthesizer experimentation remains remarkably durable. Discover more electronic explorations in our electronic section and stay updated with our news coverage.