Hi, I’m Axel.
After a longer musical hibernation, I started making music again about three years ago – and honestly, it feels amazing! I’ve been hanging around on SoundCloud for about two years now, and I’m constantly blown away by the creativity, variety, and real talent to be found here.

Music is just a hobby for me – which is exactly why I have zero ambitions to make money with it. I’m here simply because it’s fun. So, a small request: Dear annoying promoters with your shady offers – please save us both the trouble, I’m not your guy. I’m not chasing follower counts, click records, or streaming millions. Sure, I’m happy when people listen – but what I value most is connecting with a few honest musicians who feel the same way I do. Quality over quantity, you know?

I play keyboards and have already had the pleasure of creating songs together with some wonderful musicians I met right here on SoundCloud – something I’d love to keep doing. For me, collaboration and exchange are a huge part of what makes music so exciting.

Tech corner, anyone? All my tracks are produced in Cubase 13 Pro. Over time, more and more VST instruments have snuck into my setup – from Spitfire and Native Instruments to Spectrasonics and more. My go-to drum sounds usually come from Toontrack, which have become the rhythmic backbone of many of my tracks. I’ll admit it: I’ve caught a bit of a collecting bug here. Sadly, it’s eating both my wallet and my hard drive space. Will it ever stop? Probably not. 🙄

Style-wise, I love exploring different genres with no limits. For me, the goal is simple: have fun, stay inspired, and keep growing creatively. And every time I stumble upon a track here on SoundCloud that really moves me – the kind of song you’d probably never hear on the radio – it feels like discovering a hidden treasure.

I’m really glad you found my channel – and I hope my music brings you as much joy as it brings me when I create it.

Visit me also on Youtube:
 https://youtube.com/@axelmenningen?si=c01MyCiAEs39qZPZ

On Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/axel_menningen_music/




Music of Alex Gloshkin.
rock/alternative/electronic

Berserkr is a recording artist blending soul, hip-hop, and raw storytelling into a sound shaped by resilience and lived experience. Formerly known as Johnny Til-V, and known to many as Johnno from the band Southern Booze Camp, he brings decades of underground music and personal grit into every track.

Berserkr’s music is emotionally charged — a mix of atmospheric beats, sharp lyricism, and unfiltered truth. Influenced by synesthesia and sacred geometry, his sound carries depth without pretension, grounded in real-life moments: grief, survival, recovery, and creative rebirth after trauma.

As a solo artist, he’s not chasing trends. His focus is on building honest, lasting work that resonates with people navigating their own chaos. Whether it’s a quiet reflection or a full-blown anthem, Berserkr delivers with intent — using music as both expression and medicine.

With a legacy that stretches from late-night jams to stage lights, from band rooms to bedroom studios, Berserkr continues to create from a place of raw insight and creative fire. For listeners seeking something real — something that holds space for what we carry — this is it. 

Within the LYTTMAB creation I wanted to create a piece that would characterise, define and portray the sometimes rudderless 7 years of recovery from a serious bike crash. 

I have used subliminal dissonant white and pink noise frequencies in some parts. I have Re sequenced previous Un sampled sections …and vice versa. 

Some sections have subliminal frequency noise meant to create unease, There are frequencies that some minds wish would fit together some manage it, while others do not. Some are reMoved others manipulated through decomposition, others, find a way through the Kaos. To those of you run the gauntlet, there is an ethereal resolution hook to look forward to at the conclusion. There are 7 pieces in total if listened to back would take 126 minutes, I have put 5 up here. 


I have used a geometric system to culminate 7 nights of reusing the previous day’s creation to create another Re-purposed art piece. Approaching the piece each day with familiarity At first seemed an easy task. The difficulty of letting go of the creation, stripping back the frequencies while still maintaining a file of ideas both in the digital art and musically, was far from easy. But then again, neither was rebuilding my psyche. The Art work and the Music evolved together. I used a silhouette of a negative of a Marshmallow Album cover, was just another  anomal; I kept hearing the same tune  everyday I was in hospital  so each day I adapted the art work and continued to modify it for 7 days.
Cathartic? I don’t know, I did help my awareness of how my  synesthesia  affects my creativity.

Singer-songwriter-producer from London.
"Truly absorbing ... A fresh and emotive spirit" - Lock Magazine
"An exceptional ability to communicate emotion" - Allowed to Dream
"The raw honesty of her lyrics paired with the experimentation of her instrumental arrangements is an intoxicating mix" - York Calling.
"A mirror of the soul and a space for personal catharsis" - Extravafrench

Hi! I'm Hannah, a singer-songwriter from Brighton, UK. This is where worlds of folk + pop + theatre (attempt to!) collide :)

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