The Songweaver is out now.
This record has lived in fragments, conversations, and quiet hours for a while now. It’s a world I’ve been shaping slowly—built from shared voices, memories, textures, and intuition.

Not a final form, but one version of something ongoing. Thank you to everyone who helped carry and co-create this with me.

Produced, mixed & mastered by Modulaw
Vocals by Paxslim, Haleek Maul, Loota, Samí Sól, Moss Omen, Milyma, Reddo, Spook, Chiasme, Le Diouck

Additional Guitar on ‚Second Chances‘ by Trustfall
Additional Viola Da Gamba on ‚Heaven‘ by Renato Grieco
Additional Saxophone on ‚Glacialities‘ & ‚Trust’ by Mattia Facchini
‚Switch‘ recorded by Epic B

Graphic Design by Latoya Haguinatha Breu
Photography by Francis Meier
Airbrush & Logo by Rico Babybrusher
Textiles by Inner Light & Casella Meyer
Produced by hillton / Yanik Müller

Circles feat. Haleek Maul

MDLW - THE SONGWEAVER

Merlin Modulaw is a sonic architect who constructs immersive worlds and identities through the medium of sound. His artistic endeavors encompass a diverse array of approaches, spanning composition, production, performance, multimedia works and spatial audio. 

From an early age, his fascination with the convergence of various influences fueled a quest for innovation.
He seamlessly blends experimental electronic music and sound art with classical composition, contemporary rap, dancehall, and R&B, along with regional club-music styles. This unconventional fusion reveals the underlying parallels, forging a musical language that defies traditional boundaries.
Guided by a keen ear for innovative sound design and a talent for captivating performances across various mediums, Modulaw's artistic vision takes tangible form. Whether presenting acousmatic experiences, DJ-sets, performances, sound installations, or his own musical creations, he consistently pushes the limits of his artistic expression.

Having studied sound design and electroacoustic composition, Modulaw's creative exploration extends beyond the realm of music. He ventures into new territories such as videoworks and print, expanding the boundaries of his creative expression.