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Video Borna Libertines Premieres Official Video for Techno Track – This Is Tokyo

New York-based collage artist and underground techno producer Borna Libertines is sharing the official video for “This Is Tokyo,” the second track from his LP 120h to Tokyo, released July 1, 2026. Running at 140 BPM, “This Is Tokyo” was built around field recordings captured during Borna’s six months living in the city — train station announcements, pedestrian crossing signals, convenience store textures — and the video extends that same instinct into images. The footage moves the way the city does: subway cars and platform crowds, the pull of an elevator between floors, a shrine gone quiet for a moment before the frame cuts back to neon. Small bars appear and disappear the way they do on a real Tokyo night — one door leads to another, and the crowd is never quite the same crowd twice. Woven through it is a visual nod to Ghost in the Shell, whose vision of Tokyo — glass, signal, motion, a city thinking out loud — sits close to what “This Is Tokyo” is chasing on the low end. Borna appears throughout, dancing alone inside a city that clearly doesn’t need him to keep moving. “This Is Tokyo” is track two of eight on 120h to Tokyo, an LP sequenced deliberately from arrival to departure — the title itself borrowed from a friend’s countdown text in the final days of Borna’s stay. Where the opening title track carries the anticipation of arriving, “This Is Tokyo” is first contact: the moment the city stops being an idea and starts being noise, light, and motion all at once.

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Borna Libertines interview with Magnetic Magazine
Interview Borna Libertines interview with Magnetic Magazine

Borna Libertines discusses his album 120h to Tokyo in Interview with Magnetic Magazin, shaped by a six-month stay in Japan and released on July 1, 2026. He says Tokyo’s movement, nightlife, galleries, and jazz culture gave him the material for a record that blends hard techno, acid bass, live sax, and melodic detail. He explains that the album follows a countdown from arrival to departure, inspired by a text noting 120 hours left before leaving. Libertines describes the record as his most cohesive release, with each track connected as part of a single arc.

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Amazon March

Tokyo techno arrives on its own terms with 120h to Tokyo, Borna Libertines' eight-track Amazon March.

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120h to Tokyo — New LP July 01 2026 by Borna Libertines New Release · 2026 120h to Tokyo — New LP 2026

Tokyo techno arrives on its own terms with 120h to Tokyo, Borna Libertines' eight-track LP landing July 1, 2026. Built on analog synths, modular sequences, and a kick riding 138–140 BPM, the record maps the city as frequency — urban motion translated into machine rhythm, uplifting without ever resolving into comfort. Jazz fragments surface through saxophone lines before the acid bass reclaims the floor. That same collision between cultures and surfaces drives Borna's collage and graffiti practice — imagery stripped, recombined, made to carry more than its origin. Eight tracks, thirty-two minutes: stream the full release at bornalibertines.com/Music.html or on Apple Music, Amazon Music, and YouTube Music. 🎵

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Neko Way Oversized T-Shirt by Borna Libertines streetwear release 2026 New Release · 2026 Borna Libertines Releases the Neko Way Oversized T-Shirt

A garment-dyed streetwear release featuring the Neko character—a wandering cat hauling a stolen bike while daydreaming about ice cream. Available in six colorways: Vintage White, Washed Denim, Khaki, Washed Charcoal, Washed Maroon, and Washed Black. Oversized silhouette blending mixed-media illustration with urban critique.

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Playlist Weekly Playlist — April 17, 2026

Borna Libertines curated weekly playlist on Apple Music. Electronic, techno, house selections from New York.

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Into the Shadows single by Borna Libertines 2025 electronic music release New Release · 2025 Into the Shadows — New Single 2025

A haunting techno single exploring unrealized musical ideas and the psychological terrain of creation. Released September 17, 2025. Features two versions: “Into the Shadows” and “Into the Shadows Acid.” Includes lyrics like "Metallic hearts beat in exchange / Pulse is heavy, beats like rain" and a recurring motif of melodies that remain unsung.

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Neon Highways EP album artwork by Borna Libertines featuring electrical systems and modern technology Music Release New EP: Neon Highways — February 25, 2025

The forthcoming EP Neon Highways comprises three tracks: "Neon Highways," "Digital Destination," and "Electric Horizon." An exploration of the intricate electrical systems that underpin our modern world. Available on Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, Amazon Music, and Boomplay.

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Music Release New EP: Into the Shadows — 2025

Two-track EP featuring "Into the Shadows" and "Into the Shadows Acid." Atmospheric acid techno from New York. Available on Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music.

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Man and The Sea mixed-media artwork displayed at Hotel Lone exhibition Rovinj Croatia
Exhibition Art Exhibition at Hotel Lone, Rovinj — July 16 to September 2, 2024

Collection of Collage Graffiti Paintings done in Mexico City from the period 2021–2024. On display: Afterlife Corazon, Man and Sea, Art is Dangerous, Dead Man in the Room, Surfing Life, Planet Earth, Vivir Utopia, The Thinker. Presented at the prestigious Hotel Lone by Maistra, Rovinj, Istria.

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Afterlife Corazon painting from Urban Erosion exhibition Hashtag Gallery Mexico City
Exhibition Urban Erosion — Hashtag Gallery, Mexico City · May 16 – June 1, 2024

Urban erosion is a natural phenomenon where materials in urban areas are gradually removed or dissolved by natural forces. This phenomenon has inspired Borna's artistic exploration — seeing the remnants of urban erosion as raw materials that hold historical and cultural significance. Instead of viewing erosion as decay or loss, Borna uses the eroded material as a palette to create art that tells a story about the place and its history.

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Playlist Weekly Playlist — September 27, 2024

Borna Libertines curated weekly playlist on Apple Music. Electronic, techno, house selections from New York.

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