- Keys, synths/pads, comp.: Andrew Janik (Bury The Jar), Toronto / Kanada 
- Additional synths/pads, flute, art: Axel Weiß, Obernbreit / Germany

“'Walking For Water' is a piece of music that will be on a new album called sub-Saharan, to be released on all streaming services in the near future. It is dedicated to all those in sub-Saharan countries that walk to feed their families. It is their love, dedication perseverance and even hope that embodies all that we are as human beings. 
I am happy to be working with Axel again." (Andrew Janik)
The pleasure is all mine, Andy ☀️

Here you can listen to more of his beautiful music:
https://burythejar.bandcamp.com

Walking For Water (Andrew Janik & Axel Weiß)

Alex Nyman (New Zealand) - saxophone, flutes
Axel Weiß (Germany) - guitars
Thanks Alex, for the joyful music ☀️

Listen to https://soundcloud.com/alex-nyman-759436259

Breeze of a Bossa (Alex Nyman & Axel Weiß)

Guitar, Fender Rhodes (still a beginner) | Art: Ax.W. 11'24
• headphones recommended •

Sometimes Things Turn Out Differently

5th piece in a series of experiments to try other approaches:
'Occasionally Inapplicable' (piano, fingers, synthesizer, art painting: Ax.W.)
You're welcome to listen if you like, if you can.

“You're on Earth. There's no cure for that.” (S. Beckett)

https://soundcloud.com/axelweis/sets/future-collection

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Future V: Occasionally Inapplicable

Always exciting to collaborate with Cheryl. 
Here is her creative addition to 'Occasionally Inapplicable'.
• Cheryl Pyle (New York City) - flute 
• Axel Weiß (Obernbreit) - piano / strings, synth., perc., art

You're welcome to listen if you like, if you can.

“You're on Earth. There's no cure for that.” (S. Beckett)

Occasionally Inapplicable • Duo (Cheryl Pyle & Axel Weiß)

6th piece in a series of experiments to try other approaches:
'The A Priori' (piano / strings, bass, art painting: Ax.W.)
You're welcome to listen if you like, if you can.

“It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.” (Mark Twain)

https://soundcloud.com/axelweis/sets/future-collection

Future VI: The A Priori

7th piece in a series of experiments to try other approaches:
'How it was sometimes, back then' 
• Guitar, bass, strings/keys, art: Ax. W. •
You're welcome to listen if you like, if you can.

„What have future generations ever done for us?“ (Groucho Marx)

https://soundcloud.com/axelweis/sets/future-collection

Future VII: How it was sometimes, back then

8th piece in a series of experiments to try other approaches:
'Inverted World' (including its resolution within three minutes).
You're welcome to listen if you like, if you can.

A once so important part of this world is now spinning faster and further backward. Especially now, it is invaluable to remain level-headed, wise, creative, and above all, hopeful in this artificially created chaos. In every backward movement the corresponding antagonistic forward move is already present in itself. Long live the future, long live the liberal democracy.

Future VIII: Inverted World

An excerpt from one of the many jam sessions that often took place in the late 70s and early 80s. This forgotten recording now survived since I recently scanned some old hard drives. The Rhodes stage piano was played by Andy Weber (we had a fusion duo at the time), and the bassist was a welcome guest from Italy, Giacomo (I don't remember exactly who played drums back then and also who placed the mic - definitely too near to the guitar ...). 
What I do remember is that I arrived at this basement with just my guitar and found a nice Marshall amp that produced a great tube sound.

Jam Session (around 1980)

You are welcome to listen, if you like ☀☀

Leafs

Making music, mainly with guitar. In the past (70s/80s) a lot, now from time to time. My paintings correspond to the music. You are welcome to listen and to enjoy if you like, if you can. Peace, Axel

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