The Berlin-based musicians Jan Wagner and Tobias Preisig took their classical, ambient compositions to another level. In collaboration with the Spatial Media Lab and Zeiss Planetarium, they created a three-dimensional space for music in a very special first edition of SPHEREA. Our editor Liv attended the event and talked with the artists and we're also exclusively debuting a brand new piece from Mr. Wagner.
The Spanish songwriters has been fascinating us for a few months now. Today, Núria Graham is inviting us to the Irish coastline and into her very own world, while she reconnects with her family roots on 'Marjorie', the title-track of her forthcoming new album. We got the first exclusive spin of it for you.
Ahead of her long-awaited record 'Myopia' NBHAP editor Liv sat down with Agnes Obel to chat about her work, dreams and owls. Let's just say it got quite existential.
Alright, it is 2020 now isn’t it? So you should all be ready for some avant-garde shit because Jo Goes Hunting is coming our way and he will not stop. Get to know the young men ahead of his upcoming performance at our new "We Need More Indie" event series.
When you google the name Sailing Stones you will see a whole lot of deserts, sands and documentaries about a mystical natural phenomenon. The stones, which seem to move at first glance, can be explained by the work of physics and water melting underneath them but the name still rings in the ear like magic. Something about the slow, yet continuous movement of the rocks fascinated the musician Jenny Lindfors and she took on the name as a moniker for her musical solo work.
Bia Ferreira uses music as resistance to the injustices, violence, and discrimination that BIPoC people and queer people face in Brazil. I meet the musician backstage at YAAM to talk about music as a tool for education. The multi-talented artist is known for emotive and political live shows touching the hearts and moving the feet of the audience.
Uniting photography and music, indie rocker Laura Carbone set out with a camera in her hands to capture unique backstage moments. Before the show she roamed the empty venue and sound checked in a room full of stars. Here is the visual journey to an artist's experience of Synästhesie Festival.
This band is as sweet as their name; Pale Honey is the Swedish indie rock Duo Tuva and Nelly. The two musicians have known each other since 8th grade, which was also when they first embarked on their musical journey. We met the band on their stopover in Berlin, to chat about being devoted to art and to rummage a candy store for treats.
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