Leaf Rocks

Folding Bricks All Sunday

Renonsense

RITUEL

The track kicks off with a bouncy, oempa loempa rhythm that's as infectious as it is whimsical. But hold on tight! Just when you think you've got the vibe, we take a detour into an expansive maze of sound—where jazz improvisations and rock riffs echo through corridors of experimental beats.

Recording/mixing/mastering: 
Thomas Decock 🫶🏽
https://www.facebook.com/thomas.decock.714
https://www.instagram.com/dc.tho/

Pwam Pwam Pwam

Pwang Pwang Pwang

The music "Reflector" is now available for listening on all major international music platforms.

I would like to share with you the story behind the creation of this work. If you are interested in hearing the stories behind each of my musical pieces, simply let me know in the comments and I will be happy to tell you. The stories are based on real events and form the foundation of my music.

The performer on cello and vocals for this music was my late classmate Kiana from the music conservatory. I remember back in 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic,  I received an order for a rap-style beat. I shared my initial idea with Kiana, which consisted of guitar, drums, and an 808 bass, and asked her to do an improvised performance on it. Kiana enthusiastically agreed, and we recorded this music as well as a few other short pieces in my personal home studio in the Zaafaraniyeh neighborhood of Tehran.

One of the outcomes was the music "Reflection". Unfortunately, despite the music being ready, for various reasons including the COVID-19 outbreak, this music was never officially released with the rap vocals on music platforms. It remained untouched.

I believe it was around 2021 when I learned of Kiana's passing. I attended her funeral with a friend, and recorded some sounds from the cemetery environment, which I later used at the beginning of the "Reflection" music.

Finally, in 2024, I decided to release this emotional piece of music, which reminds me of deep feelings like discovery, living in the moment, sudden changes in the world leading to lifestyle changes and isolation, and the experience of losing a friend who I may never find the equal of in this life - someone who so generously and selflessly breathed life into my simple initial idea, and several other pieces of music.

May her soul rest in peace. May this music live on and bring solace to those who have had similar profound experiences.

Apple

Reflector

Chainsaw A go- go  - Tiny Lost In Atari

Chi to hone/血と骨 (preview)

*Chaotic Train of Thoughts in The Time of Virus Expansion*

Music: Kiarash Afroomand
Cover art: Mojtaba Taghvaei

Chaotic Train Of Thoughts In The Time Of Virus Expansion

you're thinking too much, stop it

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Three musicians, countless influences, no boundaries. From the heart of Ostend, we deliver a fusion of jazz and experimental rock that is as spontaneous as it is harmonious. While we let the music speak for itself, each performance is a unique sonic journey.

phineus wants you to lie down with headphones on.

Hi. I'm Nima and my artistic name is " Don.Schwan ". I started my education to learn how to compose music in 2007. My first official instrumental track was released by a label in 2018, and in 2019 'My friend' helped me to attract some EDM listeners. Some years later I decided to write my own projects and sing on them, which I believe that they weren't really bad. In 2020, I was able to make some other listeners curious about my combined style of Iranian native instruments. It was 2021 and I went on a path to find my real character in music. Hence, " Don.Schwan " was born.

Electronic Music • Stop-motion Animation • Stories
E-mail me at: k.afroomand@gmail.com

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