Electri_C_ity · Studios
Sound. Art. New paths.
Music, digital art and radio by Pierre (Bob) Stephan.
Electronic music · independent perspectives
Where will you begin?
Meet the artistAn editorial selection drawn from the existing release notes. Not a ranking.
Night and energyDaywalker
Dark timbres and a driving rhythm bring out the energetic, cinematic side.
Ocean and responsibilityOcean Cleaner
Flowing ambient sound and a steady pulse connect the ocean motif with an environmental theme.
IntrospectionEternal
Deep progressive techno, ambient layers and ethereal elements open up the quieter side of the work.
Mind and machineBrainRave
Pulsing beats and layered synthesis make the connection between people, frequency and technology audible.
Signal and noiseMessage
Blips, noise and coded patterns turn communication and signal integrity into techno.
Ocean Cleaner · Cover artOne studio. Multiple perspectives.
Between sound, image and idea.
Music has a visual side. Pierre (Bob) Stephan is the artist behind the works; alongside them are publicly documented technology projects.
Behind the network: archive, sources and data status
The network
each part with its own countThe person
Who Pierre (Bob) Stephan is, which profiles online belong to him and which registers do not know him yet.22 releases · 12 current singlesThe music
Notes, running time and a listening link — and whether each release was found again in the library catalogue.481 records · 412 releasedThe archive
Every release the German National Library has catalogued. Searchable by title, year and identifier.10 projects · 5 repositoriesProjects and software
Programs and services that can be inspected. They prepare decisions; they do not make them.47:25:01 loopThe radio
A programme that runs around the clock, broadcast on our own equipment.21 covers clearedThe artwork
The covers of his own releases. Everything else stays withheld while the rights are unsettled.94 days countedThe audience
Who reads this site, counted without a cookie and without extrapolation — with what the figures cannot say.9 connections · 1 openThe connections
What relates to what — and how firm each connection is.60 sourcesThe sources
Every source a statement here rests on, ordered by how much it proves.Electri_C_ity Studios · Signal Network 2040
The work of Pierre (Bob) Stephan, publicly evidenced.
Pierre (Bob) Stephan makes electronic music in Bad Liebenstein, Thuringia. Under the name Electri_C_ity – Studios he also runs a round-the-clock radio programme, digital art and software of his own. 481 of his releases are catalogued by the German National Library — by the library, not by him.
- 20201
- 202114
- 202252
- 2023178
- 2024121
- 202543
- 202672
8 records added most recently, on 15 Oct 2026 — drawn bright
How to read this: each vertical stroke is one release, placed on its publication date. Where the strokes crowd together, many titles appeared in a short time. The height of a stroke means nothing — it is computed from the identifier so that the same entry always looks the same. The band beneath groups those strokes into yearly steps.
Public knowledge graph
The graph in detailPierre (Bob) StephanPerson · catalogue name form
- operatesElectri_C_ity Studiosverified
- catalogued inDNB catalogueverified
- publishesReleasesverified
- evidenced bySource registerverified
- is„Pierre Stephan“verified
Electri_C_ity StudiosOrganisation · publisher
- broadcastsRadio 24/7verified
- developsSoftwareverified
DNB catalogue481 records
- documented relation
- open — waiting on an owner decision
The name variant “Pierre Stephan” stays as a node of its own, even though it is now confirmed as denoting the same person. Letting it disappear would hide that the work is published under two spellings — and that is exactly what has to stay findable. Every node leads into its section; pointing at one leaves only its relations visible.
The audience
5 Aug 2026 – 6 Nov 2026 · 94 days- page views
- 91,190
- recordedexcluding bots
- visitor-days
- 11,970
- recordedsum of daily figures — visits and people are not collected
- most read
- /
- recordedat least 6,575 views
- without an external referrer
- at most 99.1 %
- recordedtyped, bookmarked or a click within the site
- from search engines
- at least 0.2 %
- recorded195 views referred by a search engine
- from other sites
- at least 0.7 %
- recordedsocial networks 11 · others 648
- share of bots
- 52.9 %
- recordedof all requests, recognised by user agent
- missing pages for readers
- 0 %
- recordedcounted since 25 Sept 2026
On 29 Aug 2026 what the counter can see changed; periods before and after are not fully comparable. All figures and their limits
Data status
when each part was last checkedThis page as of 6 Nov 2026. “Current” means: on that day within the interval at which the source is checked — daily for the catalogue and the platforms, weekly for the public findings, every ten minutes for the visitor figures.
Open questions
what the evidence does not settle yetWhat could be evidenced is settled: 13 releases are matched to their catalogue entry, each by the same recording identifier in both registers; 412 catalogue entries are released for indexing; the name forms “Pierre Stephan” and “Pierre (Bob) Stephan” are confirmed to mean the same person. What stays open is what lacks a second piece of evidence:
- 1 release that matches its catalogue entry only by title and date
- 69 catalogue entries not yet released for indexing
- 4 possible namesakes
And the questions only the owner can answer: which further profiles online really belong to him, and the rights to artwork beyond the covers. Where each stands
What the automation may do — and may not
Programs fetch the catalogue data, bring it into one consistent shape and propose which library entry belongs to which release. They may not publish anything. That boundary sits in the machinery itself: whatever an automatic comparison writes is only ever a draft, and two identical titles are never enough for a link. That takes a matching identifier — or a decision made by hand.
You can see it wherever this network shows less than it could: artwork without cleared rights stays invisible — even after the covers of our own releases were cleared — and three releases carry no publication date, because the date available for them is demonstrably wrong.
Public presence
where the network stands outside this siteThis site is the register: archive, catalogue of works and sources. Nothing plays here and nothing is sold. The work is heard and seen where it is published — on the studio’s own sites, its confirmed accounts and the directories that list it.
- Projects
- electri-c-ity-studios-24-7.com · AI Electro Radio · Site Optimizer Core
- 3 findings · 3 verified
28 findings outside this site — 19 verified, 9 recorded — chosen by hand and last checked on 26 Sept 2026. Each is tied to the network by more than the name — an identifier, its own domain, a confirmed account, a registered repository. A matching name alone never suffices, and a position in a search engine proves nothing. “Verified” means the connection is evidenced; “recorded”: a third party lists the entry with matching details. 8 more are unresolved — attribution or rights not yet settled — and are not counted here; where they appear at all, it is behind a disclosure and marked “open”.