Love it, love the sultry, warm brass, love all of it!

Beautiful organic sounds. Love the trumpet and brushed snare beat. Well done.

Really enjoyed the track. Very moving and well made~

Moon Synod is based on a basic track that Barnim Schultze gave me to do whatever I want with it. Based on the cosmic frequencies, I had the possibility to express my very personal percussive view on it.
Since I work closely with trumpeter Steven Craven, it was natural for him to apply his incredible talents to this dreamlike piece.
The result is a wonderful piece
that allows you to dive deep into wonderful worlds full of harmony and positive energy. 

It was produced by me in the Bergtonstudio in Andalusia. 


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Moon Synod

Chained music &
the power
of drum sound

Music for speakers as honesty in art
Allowing music to do what it wants to do with us
A project is finished when the new becomes compelling
Ullip

Not, and this marks its artistic profile, not additively, "side by side". Ullip combines these functions in order to let a new something emerge from them. CDs whose tracks do not preserve and reproduce "played music" as is usually the case. But CDs where the music is created by editing, mixing and recording it "on the fly". The CD as an audience, so to speak. With the great advantage that - in contrast to live sessions - one can enjoy the cuts of the CDs over and over again.
Based on a rich musical experience and an almost "wild" past, Ullip - together with other musicians - has today found a style that activates and inspires a special genre:

'Chained music'.

Sounds and pieces, music and rhythms that are played in a self-inspiring way or created on technical devices. Born in the moment, just like jazz. Also, not only as in jazz, given as a theme, otherwise improvised. Above all, they are not reproductions in the sense of notated notes. All the elements that stand between the first beat and sound of a live gig, a studio recording and the final burning process on a CD are interlinked to create what the "piece" recorded on silver discs ultimately is.

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