“DROID” OUT NOW! 

https://monster.cat/droid

MANAGEMENT:
Corynne Burrows
corynne@midastouchmgmt.com

Bookings:
Europe: Julien Corre
julien.corre@allofloride.eu

North America: Julien Corre
julien.corre@allofloride.eu

Asia / Oceania: Alex Tate
alex@fatcatmusicgroup.com

-Es ist wirklich die viele Zeit mit Jesus, die mich zurück gebracht hast, wieder Musik zu machen.

Genießt! 

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It’s really the long time with Jesus that brought me back to music.

Enjoy it!

OFFICIAL BIO
Regarded upon his 2006 arrival as a promising beatmaker looming in the shadows of J Dilla, Madlib, waterfalls and Dabrye, Steven Ellison -- known as Flying Lotus -- nullified all comparisons only two years later with Los Angeles. On that album, his first of five for the Warp label, Ellison distilled a uniquely crisp, spasmodic, and heady sound with elements of hip-hop, avant-garde jazz, IDM, and dubstep. While the abovementioned producers fueled Ellison, he had also been excited as a youngster by the '90s West Coast rap classics that combined programming and live instrumentation. His sound continued to develop as he put his own twist on the approach, recording with a crop of jazz musicians including the indispensable likes of bassist Thundercat and strings master Miguel Atwood-Ferguson. This process began with the turbulent 2010 set Cosmogramma and peaked in terms of acclaim in 2014 with You're Dead!, which crashed the Top 20 of the Billboard 200 and spawned the Kendrick Lamar collaboration "Never Catch Me," a Grammy nominee for Best Dance Recording. Ellison devoted a few years to various forms of film work and the operation of his revered Brainfeeder label, and returned in 2019 with Flamagra, his second consecutive album to top Billboard's Dance/Electronic chart.

Booking & Promos: falscherhase@hoerverlesen.de

Ich mache Menschen mit Musik glücklich.

Hier könnte eine typische Biografie stehen. Ist aber nicht so. Ich habe keine Schallplattensammlung geerbt. Meine Eltern waren keine Musiker. Ich habe nie ein Instrument gespielt. Ich habe nie produziert. Ich habe kein Label. Ich habe keine Booking-Agentur. Ich bin kein DJ. Ich liebe Musik und empfehle sie weiter. Ich erzähle damit auch gerne eigene Geschichten. Musik sagt mehr als tausend Worte. Sie soll mich nicht reich machen. Und nicht berühmt. Nur glücklich. Das ist alles. Und das ist auch gut so.

★★★ Termine ★★★

31.12.2025 (MI) 806qm, Darmstadt

Tickets & Infos: https://linktr.ee/falscherhase

★★★ Auszug vergangener Highlights ★★★

3000Grad Festival, Feldberg
A.R.M., Kassel
Bahnwärter Thiel, München
Breidenbach Studios, Heidelberg
Castello Festival, Debrznica
Circle of Leaves Festival, Odenwald
Cocoon Club, Frankfurt am Main
Docks, Hamburg
Dora Brilliant, Frankfurt am Main
Douala, Ravensburg
Eulenflug Festival, Rothenburg
Fluc & Fluc Wanne, Wien
FREUD, Frankfurt
Fuchsbau Festival, Springe
Groovestation, Dresden
Habitat Festival, Hohenlockstedt
Hafen 49, Mannheim
Harry Klein, München
Heinz Gaul, Köln
Hive, Zürich
Hotel Shanghai, Essen
Ikarus Festival, Memmingen
Kabinett der Kuriositäten Open-Air, Offenbach am Main
Katzensprung Festival, Kerpen
Klunkerkranich, Berlin
komm schon Alter, Amsterdam
Kosmonaut, Berlin
Kowalski, Stuttgart
Kuddelmuddel Festival, Offenbach am Main
Kreisen Festival, Hamburg
Loft Club, Ludwigshafen
Love Family Park, Mainz
Magdalena, Berlin
Mauerpfeiffer, Saarbrücken
Moyn Festival, Oyten
MS Dockville Festival, Hamburg
Musikbunker, Aachen
Odonien, Köln
Pangea Festival, Pütniz
Paula, Dresden
Pratersauna, Wien
Rave on Snow Festival, Saalbach Hinterglemm
Reineke Fuchs, Köln
Revier, Zürich
Ritter Butzke, Berlin
Rocker33, Stuttgart
Rote Sonne, München
Rummelfest, Offenbach am Main
Rummels Bucht, Berlin
Silodom, Saarbrücken
Sisyphos, Berlin
Südpol, Hamburg
Station Endlos, Halle
Tanzhaus West, Frankfurt am Main
Time Warp, Mannheim
Tresor, Berlin
Übel & Gefährlich, Hamburg
Weidendamm, Hannover
Wilde Möhre Festival, Drebkau
Zuparken Festival, Kägsdorf

Born out of a flash inspiration and musical necessity, the concept of Monosurround was first formed in 1999 in Berlin’s notorious Kreuzberg district from the restless minds of Ramtin Asadolahzadeh and Erik Schaeffer.

Monosurround wasted no time, immediately jumping into the fray with production on a pair of film soundtracks as well as a daring multi-piece live performance. They were driven by a desire to constantly re-define an ever-evolving and vibrant sound of modern electronic music. The following years saw Ramtin and Erik refine their sound and live performance, becoming a dynamic duo on stage, regularly providing the spark for dancefloors across the world with both their live sets and burgeoning DJ team. Unprecedented studio success paralleled their jet setting lifestyles, with the anthemic “I Warned You Baby” becoming a favorite of the summer of 2002, finding a home in both festivals and charts.

Further hits only reinforced Monosurround as being one of the up-and-coming providers of storming electronic club music and naughty electro-pop, with a flurry of releases on a remarkable list of labels such as Superstar Recordings, Moonbootique Records, Dream Beat, 1st Decade Records and most recently France’s leading Citizen Records (label of Vitalic). It is on this latest platform that the culmination of nearly 10 years of relentless and fanatical musical devotion gives birth to the long-awaited debut album from Monosurround, “Hello World”.

Creative Commons project. New digital single every monday since 2009. Stimulating people to listen, download, share and remix.

RocketNumberNine (UK), Ocelote Rojo (CHI), Monster Rally (USA), Delicate Steve (USA), Great Lake Swimmers (CAN), Frederik Teige from Efterklang (DK), Barzin (CAN), Anders Ilar (SWE), CIVIL CIVIC (AUS), Venice (IT), Southern Shores (CAN), 1-Speed Bike from Godspeed You! Black Emperor (CAN), A Weather (USA), Yawn (USA), Beat Culture (US), Gareth Dickson (UK), worriedaboutsatan (UK), golau glau (UK), Gaspar Claus (FR), Teamforest (DE), The American Dollar (USA),  Fuji Kureta (TUR), Possimiste (EST), memotone (UK), Ricky Eat Acid (US), Falcon Lake (UK), Louis Aguilar (FR), American Green (JP), NQ (DE), Good Weather For An Airstrike (UK), Desmond &amp; the Tutus (ZA), Symfoniorkestern (SWE), Talvihorros (UK), junior85 (IRL), Foxes In Fiction (CAN), BABY JAZZ (USA), All India Radio (AUS), Bomarr (US), Inca Gold (UK), Bing &amp; Ruth (USA), endsnotnear (JP), Útidúr (IS), Johnny Hawaii (FR),  The Echelon Effect (UK), James Irwin (CAN), Ergo Phizmiz (UK), Populous (IT), Kira Kira (IS), James Yates (UK), Ori (ISR), Boy Without God (US), Le Chevalier (CA), a.damned.age (DE), trog'low (CAN), Lost Boy? (USA), Berlinist (ESP), Errnois (IT), The Great Red Shark (US), The Parish Of Little Clifton (CA) and many more.&#13;
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EPHEMERE is an independent music project blending influences from Electronica, Progressive Rock and TripHop.

Beyond the borders of genres and the limitations of 4-minute-songs, EPHEMERE celebrates the sensation of being on the road, out there, in all its aspects - doubting, yearning, wondering, venturing - uniting great melodies, driving rock elements, hand-crafted analog synthesizer sounds and sophisticated arrangements. 

Lineup:
Jan Schoenmakers (Lead Vocals, Synthesizers, Piano, Beats, various noisy stuff), Celina Koch (Guitars), Sascha Hilgarth (Beats, Synths, Guitars), Karsten Block (Guitars, Bass, Drums, Vocals). 
Plus guests.

History:
EPHEMERE was founded in Heidelberg, Germany, in 2001 by the brothers Jan and Ole Schoenmakers (both Keyboards, Synthesizers, Beats, Vocals). In 2004, the live-album "Outside the Golden Cage" was self-released. In 2005, Ole left EPHEMERE while Jan recorded sessions with guitarist Houssein Take in Missouri (not released) and the EP "Hologram" (released 2006) with Electronica-producer Leo Frappier in San Francisco. 2006-2010, Christine Schoenmakers contributed artwork, bass and some vocals. In 2009, Karsten Block (Guitar, Bass, Organs, Drums) joined EPHEMERE and contributed to the EP "Hologram II" (released 2009). The LP "Niemandsland" featuring Jan, Karsten and various guests has been released in cooperation with (now-defunct) Whiterock Records August 15, 2013. Later that year, EPHEMERE contributed to the international Alphaville-tribute compilation "We Heard The Call vol. II" (RobertPreussler16 Records). Celina Koch joined in 2015, contributing guitars and some vocals. Since 2016, Sascha Hilgarth chips in beats and grooves. 2019, "Hobos & Architects", EPHEMERE's longest and most diverse record thus far, is released.

Ephemere states to be influenced by various artists such as Archive, Alphaville, Bike for Three, BeeGees, The Church, Eating Snow, Get Well Soon, IamX, John Frusciante, Kate Buch, Klaxons, Moderat, Radiohead, Pink Floyd, Puscifer, Silversun Pickups, Spleen United, Tricky and Ultravox of the John Foxx Era.

Tobias Hoff is following