Name: "Desert Rider" by Adam Majdecki-Janicki
Duration: 4 min
Description: More info + Buy link: https://ajkaufmann.bandcamp.com/album/lalit

https://ajkaufmann.bandcamp.com/album/huxley-invisible

"Huxley Invisible"

Krótka Konstelacja

More info + Buy link: https://ajkaufmann.bandcamp.com/album/lalit

"Desert Rider"

Well (https://soundcloud.com/user-370942421-686440500) - original track "Siren"
FaceOnFigure - guitars, keys, drums, mix, lunacy

My gift is madness -- Siren by Well, reimagined by FoF

Here is another collaboration derived from   My Nocturnal Twin's Retrieve Your Nails.
https://soundcloud.com/my_nocturnal_twin

Recorded remixed @ Broken Glass Ranch, Colorado

Re-Retrieve Your Nails w/ My Nocturnal Twin

Blörp 2

Wildlife (Rehearsal)

Another creative and wonderful collaboration with Uwe: https://soundcloud.com/wust

Out of Town

Our version of this 1990's classic. Arranged, performed, recorded and produced by Tim Ringo

Personal Jesus - Depeche Mode

Rewind to the Day You Were Born

Sittin' Here Cryin' by The Me

"Nobody knows it but A.J. Kaufmann is a national treasure of Poland." - David Bixby.

Adam Sandosa / Die Rote Erde / Adam Janicki / A.J. Kaufmann / Säure Adler / Fairyport Convent / Kajlas / The Huxley Invisible / Blörp... and many more aliases and projects... 1998 - the future...

Founder of https://soundcloud.com/newpolishbeat

Here to post my own work, and share work that resonates with me.

Adam Majdecki‑Janicki (born 1985) began his artistic path in the Polish cassette underground in 1998. As a teenager he recorded home‑made tapes filled with raw folk/punk/blues/psychedelic songs, shaped by the immediacy of lo‑fi methods and the spirit of DIY experimentation. Among the influences he still recalls today are Syd Barrett, The Velvet Underground, Monster Magnet, Woody Guthrie, Sawyer Brown, and Captain Beefheart. During those early years he worked under the pseudonym Adam Sandosa, a name borrowed from the first Amon Düül LP, Psychedelic Underground. Under that alias he developed an intuitive, unpolished musical language built on improvisation, simple structures, and a distinctly psychedelic edge. Although the aesthetics and tools evolved over time, Majdecki‑Janicki never stopped creating. From late‑90s cassette DIY to his current projects, he has remained active as a writer, musician, and experimenter — steadily building his own independent world of sounds and texts, now far into the “future” from where it all began.

"Desert Rider"

Adam Majdecki-Janicki

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