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Where Have You Gone

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"Teardrop" doesn’t explode — it unfolds.
With delicate synth pads, muted rhythms and cinematic restraint, 
Produced by TuaN sculpts a track that feels like a thought you try to suppress but keep hearing.
A quiet storm, where every element carries emotional weight — and nothing is wasted.

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Teardrop

Last Time

Last Time (Extended)

Lara performing a nice dancetrack from Berlin.

Here are the lyrics:

[Verse 1]
Where did you come from?
Hey
Why did you go?
How did you find me?
(Whoa) I want to know

[Chorus]
All the people dancing in Times Square
Yeah
I know I told you I'd meet you there
All the people dancing in Times Square
Yeah
I know I told you I'd meet you there

[Verse 2]
Where did you come from?
Hey
Why did you go?
How did you find me?
(Whoa) I want to know

[Chorus]
All the people dancing in Times Square
Yeah
I know I told you I'd meet you there
All the people dancing in Times Square
Yeah
I know I told you I'd meet you there

[Verse 3]
Where did you come from?
Hey
Why did you go?
How did you find me?
(Whoa) I want to know

[Chorus]
All the people dancing in Times Square
Yeah
I know I told you I'd meet you there
All the people dancing in Times Square
Yeah
I know I told you I'd meet you there

Times Square

Zimmer90 & Balu Brigada - Learn To Let You Go (Wankelmut Bootleg)

EDM track with Ibiza sunset vibes and strong vocals.

Forget It

Cu Diel (-_-)

Fallz*$$

Real Me

Beach

Tell Me

octave plateau – music by Gerhard Andreas Schreiber

Gerhard Andreas Schreiber. Since the 1980s,  composing and producing music under the name octave plateau. What began in the shadowed clubs of the post-punk era and the neon-lit pulse of the Neue Deutsche Welle has grown into a lifelong journey through diverse soundscapes and emotions.

Back then, working with artists like Markus, capturing the spirit of a generation in transition – between analog grit and melodic futurism. But the musical path didn’t stop there.

Today, octave plateau bridges four distinct yet emotionally intertwined genres:

Smooth Jazz – music like warm light on late-night streets; gentle grooves, atmospheric chords, and melodies that breathe and linger. It’s the sound of reflection and release, crafted with subtlety and soul.

New Wave – shimmering synths, melancholic harmonies, and rhythm-driven storytelling. A style rooted in the 80s, but constantly reinterpreted to reflect the tension and beauty of the now.

Deutscher Schlager – emotional, melodic, and lyrical. I approach this genre with both respect and reinvention – drawing from its traditions while reshaping its form for contemporary ears.

Neue Deutsche Welle (NDW) – raw, ironic, and rhythmic. NDW has always been the rebellious heart of octave plateau, combining German lyrics with electronic textures, punk aesthetics, and a dose of playful absurdity.

In 2024, these songs – some newly written, others rediscovered and reimagined – are being produced in the octave plateau studio in Berlin. Here, the past and the present meet in harmony and friction. Analog synthesizers hum alongside digital clarity. Stories unfold in every track – sometimes with a wink, sometimes with a sigh.

octave plateau is not just a musical alias. It’s a lifelong project, a personal archive, and a sonic playground. Welcome to a place where genres speak to one another – and where every note has a memory.

Times Square

octave plateau

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