Aether (V 2.0)

Everything said has already been said! But…

Coronardefekt is an electronic music project from Halle (Saale), Germany, that has been developing the connection between sound, technology, and emotion since the early 1990s.

My journey began in 1992, when a fascination with electronic sound generation and synthesizers laid the foundation for everything that followed. Influenced by Depeche Mode, Front 242, Delerium, Front Line Assembly, Dead Can Dance, and many others, I began creating my own sonic worlds – dark, driving, and emotional.

My music moves freely between Electro, House, EBM, Hip-Hop, and experimental sound structures – everything that inspires, excites, and moves me. I produce with a variety of synthesizers and analog sound sources – including the Yamaha MOXF6, Microkorg-S, Deepmind 12, Arturia Microbrute, Yamaha DX7, and Behringer TD-3-BU – with Ableton Live as the creative hub.

Each track is created with a focus on atmosphere, texture, and emotion – an expression of my personal sound journey. So far, all releases have remained private, but the essence lies in the creative process itself: sound research, sound design, and the pure joy of electronic music.

I don’t see myself as a product, but as an ongoing experiment – a project that grows, transforms, and continually redefines itself.

“Music is not a destination, but an eternal journey – and the processing of emotions.”

Club DJ from the 90s still playing music and having fun

Israel Lebrón started his music journey in 1970 specializing in Organ music.  He attended the Music & Arts  High School in New York where he received  honors in vocal coaching and composition.  He then studied composition and orchestration with  Dr. Aaron Beller, a retired Professor at Temple U. in Philadelphia.  Israel is a veteran composer of 50 years in the music industry and  a vivid Choir Conductor who writes Hymns and popular songs for several groups and local churches in the USA and Europe (Spain.) He is retiring this year (at 69) but will continue his work at Musicnotes.com  as composer for now.  BTW, He said, it was a great honor to compose the Queen Elizabeth II Funeral Anthem and hope to be able to compose an Anthem for His Majesty The King !

Hi, and thanks for your interest in my music!
My tracks are 80s synth-inspired, produced in GarageBand/Logic with samples — no AI involved.

👉🏼 Everything is free to download and use.

You’re welcome to include my songs in videos, projects, or wherever they fit, with a simple mention in the credits and, if possible, share me a link, I love seeing how the music travels.

I hope my music adds joy and value to what you’re doing, knowing that is more than enough.

Feel free to remix, share, and spread the word.

Happy listening! 

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