Her Voice: one moment hauntingly melancholic and poetically fragile, the next, powerful and energetic but always crystal-clear. Her Sound: a mix of dreamy, folky, jazzy, indie pop, full of soul and magic and a little bit of mystery, just like the singer herself – this is Siri Svegler, the Swedish Singer-Songwriter who’s first two albums “Silent Viewer” and “Lost & Found” received glowing reviews and gained a lot of international recognition and awards, including the VW Soundfoundation award for best newcomer POP, hand-picked by legendary SEAL and Best Album at the German Rock/Pop Awards (Deutsche Rock Pop Preis).
Her songs have been extensively used for films, commercials and TV and Siri writes and collaborates with a great variety of international artists and DJ’s like Moonbootica, Johnwaynes, Lorenzo Al Dino and Shahrokh Dini and MasterCris to name a few. Remixes of her songs can be found on many compilations.
 
 With the most recent single “No Need To Define” a new chapter has begun and Siri sets the tone of what’s to come: her third album “Awake” ­– planned for release in September 2019. 
  “Awake” contains thirteen of her own, new, original songs and it’s her first album that is not named after a song on the album, but is more of a feeling, a reflection on an ongoing spiritual and emotional journey. A journey very eager to be expressed through melodies and words.
“No Need To Define” was the first single and it explores feelings of acceptance and the freedom that comes from letting go of expectations. It’s about being in the now, without needing to define the present moment. 
“Feels like falling” is a gentle pop ballad, we navigate through a spectrum of emotions, especially vulnerability and excitement, but it’s also about trust and again: letting go.

Lucky Loop.

The idea is music zipped up in your backpack, a world of sound to be found everywhere and nowhere, always on the move, never on the run. Music as the ideal form of life, the ultimate creation, your faithful daily companion. Lucky Loop is the brainchild of Hamburg born musician, sound designer, producer and composer, Jörn Erkau.




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Award-winning artist and composer Robot Koch is a visionary sonic explorer whose work lies at the intersection of sound, art, and immersive experiences. 
With a profound fascination for the convergence of science and spirituality, he creates music that transcends traditional boundaries, crafting auditory landscapes that invite listeners on a deep inward journey.
With a discography that spans numerous albums and well over 100 Million streams, Robot Koch has established himself as a sonic explorer in the realm of electronic, ambient, and modern classical music. His compositions have been featured in several movies, and TV shows, and his own immersive AV experiences sell out venues worldwide.

Koch won several international awards for his work, including  "Best Immersive Experience" at the DTLA Film Festival, collaborated with Grammy-nominated Estonian conductor Kristjan Järvi and his Orchestra, remixed artists like Max Richter, Christian Loeffler, and Anoushka Shankar.

His innovative approach and dedication to exploring new sonic territories have established him as a leading figure in the world of electronic music and beyond.

The music project SoSaLa is the brainchild of Iranian-American sax player SoSaLa. Fueled by improvisation, SoSaLa blends original melancholic melodies, and those of his native Iran, with Persian, African and African-American rhythms. Altogether, Sohrab calls his music "nu world trash". His music molded by his international background.

 “…(SoSaLa) blends many elements from different cultures and time frames: funk, rock, jazz & ethnic sounds, electric & acoustic instruments, all swirling around one another in a most mesmerizing way. Sohrab does more spoken word than singing, spewing out his views to bring the world closer together. The festive spirit of the music is often infectious…I can agree with his view of our splintered world by trying to pull different threads together into a hopeful mosaic. Some of the melodies remind me of the Jewish prayers heard in my youth but perhaps these melodies are universal in nature and shared by numerous cultures. You can visit Saadat’s website at www.sohrab.info and learn about the real Iran which you won’t find out about in the controlled news of the world. A toast to a New Iran.” (Bruce Lee Gallanter, NY’s Downtown Music Gallery co-owner, Feb 24, 2012)

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