At this year's Street Parade in Zürich, I played a two-hour live set into the night – in front of what had to be at least a thousand ravers. The set was improvised, and I had no idea into what direction it would go. As with any proper jam, some parts were a bit bumpy, sometimes the machines didn't exactly follow my orders, but that made the moments where everything was perfectly in sync all the more worthwhile. As with the ocean, there were high tides and low tides. A special shout-out goes to the conga players in the crowd. Thank you so much to everybody who is part of this ride!

Live at Streetparade Zürich 2016

A slower jam recorded in a warm, homely place by the river. Bandmembers: Elektron Octatrack controlling a Meeblip Anode, and a Waldorf Streichfett for some pads. And a guitar sample ;)

Acidic & Arabic (Jam)

Marchedelic I (Jam)

„Fiveona Rider“ by Dejot is a deep dive into unknown balearic waters. There's this beautiful synth-pad flavoured with some tape-ish detuning. Accompanied by an 80s brass-sound and a triplet-driven tribal beat – enter a new breed of summer tune. Catchy and yet unique, danceable and yet experimental. A perfect track for Hardau Records and their approach for „house music with a twist for the open minded dancefloor“.
Story of Tides is a Bern based producer. He dissolves „Fiveona Rider“ and reassembles its components to an early morning deep house anthem. An anthem with undisputable psychedelic quality. It's all done with an Octatrack and the spirit of a raw live performance.

https://www.whatpeopleplay.com/albumdetails/Dejot-Fiveona-Rider-Fiveona-Rider-Remixes/id/154584

Dejot - Fiveona Rider (Story of Tides Live Reconstruction)/ Snippet

https://storyoftides.bandcamp.com/

Santur is based around the sample of an Indian dulcimer named santur, modified through the Octatrack sampler. Drums, synths and effects were then recorded layer by layer to build an arrangement resembling tides in a rocky bay.

Released September 7, 2017 

Recording and production by Story of Tides, mixing and mastering by Marcel Schneider at Audiolager.