Tonight we released our second Dåbermix. It is pretty different from the first one, more calm. We don’t speak about what music we should do. It just comes out naturally, so this is where we were during the last 3 months of 2009. Happy listening!
Back in the days I always thought, that it’s a drawback to not have a certain direction in my music. I was mixing up styles and thought that was not right somehow. I made excuses: “I am still searching for something, that is ‘my style’, that i can call mine.”
Nowadays that feels kind of wrong. I am a person with a variety of interests. And this is also reflected on my musical output.
So instead of marking a place somewhere in the musical landscape, i will go on being the explorer. But this time knowing, that this is the right way.
I love the sound of electronic music and the aura of acoustic music. I like rhythms as much as harmonies.
And the binding element will always be a general appreciation of sound.
You will find different styles here. Different projects, or maybe just experiments.
But this is right.
I now know.
Ambient-artist Darage Bang started a new post-series to feature appreciated artists he found through Soundcloud:
Darage Bang presents Cloudy and Pleasant
With my piano piece Ursulurn, I happen to be one of them. Thanks a lot, Frank!
The music over there is somewhere between ambient, downtempo, drone and experimental. If you’re interested give it a listen through my Cloud-Playlist for an uninterrupted playback. (you’ll need a Google-Account, though)
I like and support the idea not just because the underlying thoughts are quite similar to mine, when I started ‘Found in the Cloud’. It is good to see Soundcloud evolving, being a platform driven by people. And with applications like The Cloud Player build ontop of the infrastructure, it has the potential to be Spotify for independent artists.
