I created this space because I’m done hiding my music. You can only keep it to yourself for so long. Now feels like the right moment to step forward and be seen, because music only really lives in connection. I believe that sound can reach people and open doors.
This short medley brings together excerpts from Acoustica, Lost in Paradise and Beyond Boundaries.
In just over a minute, you get a first impression of my sound world, with moments that grab you quickly and make you want to hear more.
The full versions of the tracks each tell their own story, with their own arcs, breaks and spaces and they go much further than the medley suggests. If you’re new here, this is a good place to start before diving into the individual tracks. It’s best experienced on headphones.
On my last trip, I wrote some lyrics very quickly and decided to turn them into music once I got home. While I was working on that idea, a second track split off from it, almost like a branch growing from the same source. That track became Acoustica. Acoustica moves between driving beats, melodic layers, and organic sounds that merge into one another. You can even hear my breath, sharp and restless, pulled into the rhythm. It’s not a replacement for the original song. It became its own piece with its own voice.
In this version, Beyond Boundaries appears in a new guise.
Beyond Boundaries is a musical journey that moves beyond usual genre lines and brings together different styles, instruments and atmospheres.
The track takes its time to unfold. Motifs emerge, disappear and return in altered form. Between quieter passages and increasingly dense layers, a tension slowly builds.
Like most of my tracks, it is not set in stone.
This version reflects how I hear it today, after going back into the mix and adjusting the sound.
Lost in Paradise was created after a round trip in 2024. The track captures the intense impressions, sounds, smells and moods that stayed with me along the way. It blends electronic beats with atmospheric sounds and reflects the search for a special place somewhere between memory and longing.
It is the in-between state of being on the road. You are no longer quite where you come from, but not yet where you want to arrive. Somewhere in the middle of nowhere.
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Robo Luv is about two beings, maybe human and machine or something in between, slowly approaching each other. They circle, test, pull back, and come closer again. There’s curiosity, tension, and attraction. It’s not clear how it ends.
Step Back is the first track where I used my own voice. It’s raw, improvised, and intentionally unfinished. It’s not a sample. It’s me taking up space.