Disintegration C.E. Blends Retro Soul and Future Sound in 25 Dos 91 on Z Radio Live

Denver-based EDM artist Disintegration C.E. (aka Eric Robertson) made an exciting appearance on The Zach Feldman Show on Z Radio Live to introduce his latest single, “25 Dos 91.” Releasing August 28, 2025, the track fuses classic nostalgia with cutting-edge house production to create a groove-heavy anthem for both the dancefloor and the dreamers.

From Vinyl Collector to Producer: A 25-Year Journey

Though he only began releasing original music in late 2024, Disintegration C.E. has been part of the electronic music world for over two decades. Originally from the SF Bay Area and now based in Denver, Eric’s love affair with tech house and vinyl DJing dates back to 1999. His latest chapter marks a shift from private crate-digging to public production—with more than 39 tracks and remixes released in under a year.

Now, with 25 Dos 91, he’s stepping into the spotlight with a sound that feels both familiar and futuristic.

“25 Dos 91”: Nostalgia Reimagined

The track blends stripped-down house beats with samples and vocal stylings reminiscent of late ’80s and ’90s pop icons—think Boyz II Men, Nena’s “99 Red Balloons,” Foxy Brown, and Donna Lewis. It’s what Disintegration C.E. describes as “future nostalgic”—a sonic time warp that dances between decades without losing its pulse.

Listeners can expect something addictive, minimal, and transportive, built for both reflective headphone sessions and packed warehouse dancefloors.

Listen to Disintegration C.E.

Who Is Disintegration C.E.?

Reclusive by nature but expansive in sound, Disintegration C.E. blends the introspective artistry of Nick Drake with the digital experimentalism of underground house. After years of building a massive vinyl collection and studying the evolution of house and techno, he’s now unleashing his unique vision on the world—one floor-shaking track at a time.

Follow him on Instagram: @disintegration_ce

What’s Next?

In his Z Radio Live interview, Disintegration C.E. shared plans to release more “future nostalgic” house music and gradually emerge from his behind-the-scenes creative space into a more public artist identity. With 25 Dos 91, he proves he’s ready for center stage—on his own terms.