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LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER is like a mad inventor. Except his creations don't take the shape of rockets, but extraordinary electronic musical instruments. From synthesizer bicycles to Furby organs, Sam Battle has built some of the most eccentric instruments imaginable. Yet beyond the technical wizardry, he is also a master of sound, delivering consistently sold-out shows while working as a producer and co-writer with numerous artists. Fresh off the success of his Eurovision entry Eins, Zwei, Drei, LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER will finally make his Hungarian debut on February 19 at Turbina Cultural Centre in Budapest.

    LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER is the solo project launched by Sam Battle in 2016, following his involvement in several bands. Over nearly a decade, he has performed sold-out shows across the UK and Europe, released numerous singles, EPs and albums, and established himself as a sought-after producer and co-writer. Earlier this year, he represented the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest with his song Eins, Zwei, Drei.

    Since launching his YouTube channel in 2013, LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER has amassed more than 85 million video views and built a combined social media following of over 1.4 million subscribers and followers. He has cultivated a dedicated fanbase eager to follow his one-of-a-kind musical inventions and creative process. His unusual and eccentric electronic instruments – including organs built from Furbies and Game Boys, synthesizer bicycles and even flamethrowing keyboards – have earned him viral fame, while his musical output has also received widespread acclaim. His live performances are an exhilarating fusion of electronic dance party and performance art, as he conjures the wildest sounds from his extraordinary arsenal of homemade machines.

    Don't miss LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER's first-ever Budapest concert! Tickets for the February 19 show go on sale on July 17 at 11:00 AM.