The song is in honor of Moby, who was a great musical role model for me in my youth and is always a source of inspiration. Many of the synthesizers used are from u-he. A big thanks also goes to www.productionmusiclive.com, who enriched my work with a free sample. "We have no reason" is for me a song about environmental destruction. A special thanks to Nils Hoffmann for the "coriander" in the stew :-)

We have no reason (In tribute to Moby)

"Research flight to identify the problem" is about brave researchers who travel by plane to document environmental destruction by big industry. For the first time, I used the great synthesizer "Zebra" from the Berlin company u-he on this track.

Research flight to identify the problem

The track was created while I was playing around intensively with my new synthesiser "Zebra". 80% of the sounds come from this synthesiser, hence the name.

Dancing with a herd of zebras

On a walk through the spring forest, I could see a turning piece of foam in a stream. This foam consists, among other things, of saponin, which is a decomposition product of the decay of plants and is washed out.

Carousel of saponins

The track is about how children are real heroes and often make better decisions than adults. When you talk to children about the Titanic, you realise how incomprehensible the hubris of the adults in charge back then seems to them. It probably would not have sunk with a child as captain :-)

Special thanks to my dear friend Andreas Wahl, who does incredibly great drawings and created the cover for the track. You can find him at: https://www.instagram.com/artwork_of_aw/

Hero boy on the Titanic

The track doesn't have a great story, because it actually came about while playing around with chords in D minor. Special thanks to Nils Hofmann for the incredible warp effect and to Andreas Wahl (https://www.instagram.com/artwork_of_aw/) for the awesome cover.

Eyes

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All i want

The track in cinematic style deals with the effect of karma and the radiance of charismatic people.

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The law

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Grussli was born Norman Lizurek in Nuremberg in 1971 and lives with his wife and three children in Erlangen. As a teenager, he played with his first band "Lighthouse" in the school band of his high school. At the beginning of his studies in business administration, he bought his first synthesizer, a DX-7, which he used together with a Yamaha MU-80 tone generator and Cubase as a sequencer. After a long musical break, he started working with Ableton Live in mid-2022. Once a week he takes lessons with certified Ableton trainer Nils Hoffmann and since then has regularly released tracks in various genres. His main instruments are an electric piano and Ableton's Push midi controller. For Grussli, the fun of music and the positive effect of music are absolutely in the foreground.

Grussli

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