I thought I'd teach my robot to write all of my songs.
I thought I'd teach my robot to write all my songs,
And I'd send him out into the morning to see what he could see-
Just to roll around the city, and store it all up in his memory.
Then when he got back he could cut up the drum breaks,
Make the loops.
I thought I'd teach my robot to write all my songs,
And I sent off for the book that told me how to re-arrange it's circuits.
I bought all the new bits it said I would need,
Then I opened my robot up,
And I got to work.
I thought I'd teach my robot to write all my songs,
And I spent days soldering-
Till the whole house smelt like the Paris metro,
In summertime.
And I was driving on by the thought
Of how I would have the time just to live
When he made all the loops.
And when finally I was finished,
And I switched him back on,
Nothing happened.
He didn't work at all.
And now I've spent months on him,
Hours and hours every day.
And a lot of money too.
And he just lies in pieces in the corner of the room;
Totally useless.
Looper is a British musical artist known for his experimental electronic music and innovative live performances. Active since the 2010s, Looper stands out for his use of loops and real-time sampling, creating intricate and engaging sonic atmospheres. His productions often incorporate elements of dubstep, techno, and ambient, resulting in a unique and recognizable sound. Among his most representative tracks are "The Loop", "Echoes" and "Fractal Flow". Looper is considered one of the pioneers of the 'live looping' genre, a technique that involves using audio loops to create music in real time during performances.
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