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Daniel Deluxe

Background information
Birth name	Daniel Alexandrovich
Born	Moscow, Russia^[1]
Genres	Electronic synthwave retrowave
Years active	2013–present

Website	danieldeluxe.com

Daniel Alexandrovich,^[1] known professionally as Daniel Deluxe, is a Copenhagen-based, Russian electronic music producer. He has released three albums: Corruptor (2016), Instruments of Retribution (2017), and Exile (2020). Deluxe has also composed the scores for video games Desync (2017), Ghostrunner (2020) and Ghostrunner 2 (2023).