Stahel's latest work 'a new kind of instrument' documents
the experimental approaches of a fresh and coming audio designer from Switzerland.
By exploring unknown combinations of sound, noise and tones, the artist
creates a cinematic landscape, painting with the deep and vibrating
electronic signals of his modular synth.

The creational process took place in a studio bunker in the north of Berlin catching the vibe of the concrete around and pressing it into the form of ambient drone music.
Stahel build his own eurorack modular system setup and
all four tracks are recorded from live sessions in a free flow of consciousness.

Each of the pieces on its own is an abstract dive into the mathematical and enthropic circuits of the artists improvising mind and his vision of musical development. Together they form more than just the sum, they build a portfolio of variety and an etheric dreamscape inviting to be explored.

The modular synth creates an artificial yet organic vibe, expressing the unknown territory of a contemporary machine-influenced society and it's future through humanity's empathic lenses.

Stahel included a lot of creative minds and artists into the project and is thankful for their part of work, support and the enrichment they brought to the table.


"Objects, instruments, tools, creations are alive.
All of them convert a piece of the soul of their owners, inventors, and current possessors.
Sometimes that fragment can be felt, pulsating waves of unmeasurable emotions.

In order to explore the unknown and float into undiscovered landscapes one needs certain kind of tools, objects or creations.
Just like this diving helmet, crafted in the early 1920s by the legendary scuba engineer P. vaan Becquelin, once accompanying his assistant engineer Mario Deluggioni on a test dive down to 100 m below mean sea level.
We got this footage from the Marine Museum of San Marino, and the helmet still is emitting the energy of the past.
Yet the current position of the helmet is unknown, M. Deluggionie lost it alongside with his mind during a demonstration dive for the museum.
The assistant returned in a state of dread and fear, shaking from head to toe, losing his ability to speak with sense.
So he was never able to explain what happened beneath the surface of the sea or give any ideas about the helmets position. He took that secret with him into the depths of the ocean when he was buried at sea some decades ago.
The Marine Museum of San Marino still is on the search for this fascinating piece of diving history to become part of their future exhibition.

Any information on this case would be of great help.
Please write a letter with all the intel you have to:

Marine Museum of San Marino
Via Marritimo 69a
91108 San Marino
Italy"

4. Spaceship Repair

3. Robotic Jungle

2. Profound Cavity

1. Intentional Emergence

Stahel - Sleepwalking in the forest

Stahel is passionate about the realm of innovative sound design and modular synthesis for the endless creativity they welcome. 
His mixing technique is infused with Berlin influence, where he lived eight years to study electronic music and fully immerse himself in the city's iconic techno culture and nightlife.
Stahel’s universe lies at the crossroads of psytrance and techno. Inspired by the emotional richness of these genres, he invites his audience to immerse themselves in his vivid and dreamlike world. 
Currently based in Switzerland, Stahel is building a studio nestled in the mountains. This creative haven is designed to elevate his productions and nurture meaningful artistic collaborations, in a setting where nature endlessly inspires.

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