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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Musician and DJ Robot Dream, Having Beaten Cancer, Set to Release New Album and Graphic Novel
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