Epictronic is proud to announce the launch of its brand-new digital platform, developed in partnership with California-basedGold Leaf Media. The platform has been built to offer fans, artists, and industry partners a fresh, intuitive, and immersive experience.
From the latest news and releases to music videos and exclusive content, visitors can now explore everything Epictronic has to offer in one place—while discovering the growing roster of international talent shaping the label’s vision.
This launch marks a significant step in Epictronic’s mission to amplify creativity, innovation, and authenticity across the global indie rock scene.
A special thanks goes to Emma Coleman for her outstanding contribution and support in bringing this project to life.
Epictronic Records proudly presents the official music video for “I’m Happy if You’re Happy,” a standout track from Sicky’s outstanding album “Troubled Delight”, available now. Sicky’s “I’m Happy If You’re Happy” gives a playful nod to The Cure’s classic “The Lovecats.” The bassline and production clearly draw from the vibe and energy of that unforgettable track. Sicky hopes this song will have the same kind of lasting charm. There’s a subtle cat theme running through the song, but it’s really about setting a trap or drawing someone in, not just about cats. If you listen closely, you might hear some cat noises sprinkled in—and, for a fun surprise, Scarlet throws in a random turkey impression. “Recording the track was a lot of fun and brought a joyful, carefree energy to the process.” Said Sicky
Experience the unfiltered energy of “I’m Happy If You’re Happy” now with the official video:
Troubled Delight came together unexpectedly in late 2023, with ideas flowing fast and easy—each song sparking the next. Sicky kept things simple and authentic, recording everything at home and experimenting with unusual percussion instruments found in Lily and Scarlet’s music room. The album is sprinkled with cool field recordings too, from church bells to shopping centre doors and even a spooky Hammer Films sample.
Highlights include the moving track “The Hill,” inspired by a tough 22-mile charity walk, Jen Bone’s warm double bass recorded on the fly, and Rebecca Butler’s angelic vocals on “Mankind.” With every song clocking in under three minutes, Troubled Delight is a scrappy, joyful collection of tunes that hit hard and fast. Written and produced by Sicky at home and mastered by Charlie Francis, this album is bursting with heart, energy, and an unmistakably DIY vibe that fans of honest, catchy rock will love.
Delight redefines the pop-rock landscape with charm, spontaneity, and unforgettable hooks. Stream “Troubled Delight” here: https://orcd.co/tbalbum
Epictronic Records proudly presents the official music video for “I’m Happy if You’re Happy,” a standout track from Sicky’s outstanding album “Troubled Delight”, available now.
Sicky’s “I’m Happy If You’re Happy” gives a playful nod to The Cure’s classic “The Lovecats.” The bassline and production clearly draw from the vibe and energy of that unforgettable track. Sicky hopes this song will have the same kind of lasting charm.
There’s a subtle cat theme running through the song, but it’s really about setting a trap or drawing someone in, not just about cats. If you listen closely, you might hear some cat noises sprinkled in—and, for a fun surprise, Scarlet throws in a random turkey impression.
“Recording the track was a lot of fun and brought a joyful, carefree energy to the process.” Said Sicky
Experience the unfiltered energy of “I’m Happy If You’re Happy” now with the official video:
Troubled Delight came together unexpectedly in late 2023, with ideas flowing fast and easy—each song sparking the next. Sicky kept things simple and authentic, recording everything at home and experimenting with unusual percussion instruments found in Lily and Scarlet’s music room. The album is sprinkled with cool field recordings too, from church bells to shopping centre doors and even a spooky Hammer Films sample.
Highlights include the moving track “The Hill,” inspired by a tough 22-mile charity walk, Jen Bone’s warm double bass recorded on the fly, and Rebecca Butler’s angelic vocals on “Mankind.” With every song clocking in under three minutes, Troubled Delight is a scrappy, joyful collection of tunes that hit hard and fast.
Written and produced by Sicky at home and mastered by Charlie Francis, this album is bursting with heart, energy, and an unmistakably DIY vibe that fans of honest, catchy rock will love.
Delight redefines the pop-rock landscape with charm, spontaneity, and unforgettable hooks.
Alt-rock discovery epoimóriròmiope has released the single and official video for “vertigine”, the first track from the band’s upcoming album “ricordi di un tempo mai esistito”, set for release on 10 October 2025 via Epictronic Worldwide.
“vertigine”—Italian for vertigo—is a plunge into disorientation, memory, and absence. The track twists through emotional turbulence, capturing the dizzying feeling of losing balance in love, identity, and time itself. With haunting melodies and raw, atmospheric instrumentation, the song feels like a freefall where every note echoes both longing and defiance.
Watch the Video:
Stream vertigine: orcd.co/vertiginesingle
Pre-save “ricordi di un tempo mai esistito”: orcd.co/rdtme
epoimóriròmiope is:
Erik Storari – Vocals, Guitar, Composition, Production Sara Fioravanti – Bass Giulio Barranca – Drums
About:
Emerging in 2021 from Bologna, Italy, epoimóriròmiope fuses Metalcore, EDM, and Alternative Rock into a genre-defying sound. Originally a one-man project, it has evolved in both style and lineup—from the dark trap influences of Vincoli (2021) to the electronic experiments of kabukimono (2023). Singles from these albums remain on YouTube but have been withdrawn from streaming platforms to mark a fresh start with the definitive lineup and sound.
Lyrically, the project has shifted from social observations to exploring the darkest corners of the human soul. The latest album, “ricordi di un tempo mai esistito”, delves into separation, loss, regret, anger, anxiety, and reflections on death and life’s fleeting nature. Its first single, “vertigine”, captures the dizzying weight of absence and memory, offering atmospheric, raw alt-rock where love, identity, and time seem to unravel.
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