Nik Raicevic

Nicolas Pascal Raicevic (Oct. 12, 1933 — Dec. 1, 1994) was an American electronic musician who released five albums between 1969 and 1975 on self-press Narco Records.

Background

Nicolas Pascal Raicevic was born Oct. 12, 1933, and reached Los Angeles around 1962 from Paris. Raicevic worked as a painter and professional photographer and operated the Art in Space gallery on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood.

By the late 1960s, Raicevic had connections to the Sunset Strip music scene; a 1974 account associated him with management and production involving The Seeds and Pacific Gas & Electric. He used Art in Space Music as his BMI publisher and established Narco Records for his electronic compositions. Raicevic adopted the numerical name 107-34-8933 for his first Narco project.

Raicevic recorded three Moog compositions at Gold Star Recording Studios in Hollywood with engineer Doc Siegel for Numbers, issued by Narco in October 1969.

Discography:

• Head [aka Numbers] (1970 • Head / 107-34-8933)
• Beyond the End …. Eternity (1971)
• The Sixth Ear (1972)
• Magnetic Web (1973)
• Zero Gravity (1975)