Musician and DJ Robot Dream, Having Beaten Cancer, Set to Release New Album and Graphic Novel
Artist plans to launch the album and graphic novel “Robot Dream” on November 20 and start a world tour on January 1 in Rio de Janeiro.
United States, 26th Oct 2026 —The musician and DJ known as Robot Dream, having beaten a cancer so serious that doctors gave him 2-5 years to live, today announced that he is releasing an album, “Robot Dream,” as well as an accompanying 120-page graphic novel, on November 20. The album launch will be followed by a world tour, commencing on January 1, 2027, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

“When I was first diagnosed with cancer, I started making jokes about it,” explained Robot Dream. “Then I threw myself into work, and DJed more than ever. It’s always been hard to express myself so I started to channel my feelings into creating this album. Now that I’ve kicked cancer’s butt, I’m ready to bring this project to the world.”
Robot Dream is more than just a stage name. Robot Dream is a saxophonist, music producer, and graphic novel creator. He first published his graphic novel, based on the original character “Robot Dream,” on his website RobotDream.com/mystory and through Webtoonz. A print version will be available on November 20th along with the 15-song album.
The album’s first track, the hip-hop “Good/Bad Robot,” has already had over 75K streams. The song is featured on 4,000+ playlists and is gaining momentum. The album also features the song “WWB2R,” which includes vocals from the renowned Downtown LA Grand Arts High School choir.
For more information, visit https://www.robotdream.com/album
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