Two friends, Adriano Prestel and Felix Kirner, decided to make music together in 2017. Felix is a well known DJ and Producer. Adriano is a singer and composer. Both are living in Munich, Bavaria. To them it was quite clear.. It had to happen. And it did.
Since every collaboration needs a ritual, weekly visits to vietnamese restaurants right before the studio-session became mandatory. The Name “Pho Queue” came up while standing in a queue waiting for their pho-soup. Since then they are addicted to Pho and Nem Nem.
After recording the first songs at Felix Kirner’s studio they were joined by his brother Ferdinand Kirner, a brilliant guitarist. Since the three of them are very versatile and oldschool-oriented, the musical roadmap was pretty clear from the beginning: Classic synthesizers, funky 80’s guitars, punchy basslines and soulful vocals.
Layering different organic and digital sounds to turn them into one unique instrument helped them define their own sound and to focus on each musician’s individual strength. The symbiosis came to a peak with their first release “Sweet“.

Sweet

Kryptonite

This musical journey started in Munich, Germany inside a vietnamese restaurant. While waitin in line to order their Pho (vietnamese Soup) to be exact. Enlightened and inspired by the taste of their Pho, Adriano, Felix and Ferdinand decided to head to the studio. This is how it all started. Since then they repeated this ritual at least once a week. The result? A fresh and tasty combination of electronic music and soulful vocals.

Munich Electronic music producer corbusier has been creating music since the late 80’s, working on machines like Akai’s legendary S900 12-Bit sampler back in the days and a load of analogue equipment of course. corbusier is also active as a DJ in Munich.
His tracks are breezing sound sculptures, atmospheric and dreamlike sound-ridings through unknown worlds, which inspire one’s fantasy and remind of film music – slowly evolving, hypnotic  – deep and poetic. Bass, soft pads and loops - mostly recorded on hardware instruments. These tracks encapsulate stiles like House, Deep House, EDM and Pop, although they do not fit in any of these genres. 
For Corbusier, electronic music is like a big playground. Come and take a journey through his beautiful mosaic of sound