Below are 8 albums from such artists as 100Hurrikane, Christian Winther, Nathanael Craig, Wiesenberg, and Tony R3d discovered by Unknown Music. Unknown Music maintains a collection of lesser-known artists and their music.
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The instrument I learned first was the cello, later on the piano. In my childhood and youth I took part in several orchestras and choirs. At the age of 17 I started playing in rock bands. In the early 90s I became more and more enthusiastic about electronic music and started to compose tracks. After using the internal sequencers of synths I discovered the possibilities of Cubase. My music is most influenced by orchestral music (classic, soundtracks), progressive rock and pop music and - of course - by electronic music. I will never forget, when I was six years old and my brother put on the record "Oxygene IV" by Jean-Michel Jarre. Another track, which gave me magic moments, was "Force Majeure" by Tangerine Dream. The year 1990 meant the final electronic wake-up call, namely in the form of Ron Boots and his great record "Dreamscape". It's one of my favorites to this day. The themes of my music are generally the nature, personal relations and emotions and - within these associations - often the longing for inner and outer freedom, for the breakout of boundaries and fears. Wiesenberg: That's the maiden name of my mother (by trade a vocalist), which refers back to my roots and to the long way, my ancestors took from Salzburg (Austria) through Königsberg / Kaliningrad (Russia) to Rheda-Wiedenbrück (Germany, North Rhine Westphalia). I walked on - through Lower Saxony to Rhineland-Palatinate. Next stop: Who knows? In the end I am an expellee and a hermit - an "eremit".
100Hurrikane: Peace to the land❤️
Wiesenberg: The instrument I learned first was the cello, later on the piano. In my childhood and youth I took part in several orchestras and choirs. At the age of 17 I started playing in rock bands. In the early 90s I became more and more enthusiastic about electronic music and started to compose tracks. After using the internal sequencers of synths I discovered the possibilities of Cubase. My music is most influenced by orchestral music (classic, soundtracks), progressive rock and pop music and - of course - by electronic music. I will never forget, when I was six years old and my brother put on the record "Oxygene IV" by Jean-Michel Jarre. Another track, which gave me magic moments, was "Force Majeure" by Tangerine Dream. The year 1990 meant the final electronic wake-up call, namely in the form of Ron Boots and his great record "Dreamscape". It's one of my favorites to this day. The themes of my music are generally the nature, personal relations and emotions and - within these associations - often the longing for inner and outer freedom, for the breakout of boundaries and fears. Wiesenberg: That's the maiden name of my mother (by trade a vocalist), which refers back to my roots and to the long way, my ancestors took from Salzburg (Austria) through Königsberg / Kaliningrad (Russia) to Rheda-Wiedenbrück (Germany, North Rhine Westphalia). I walked on - through Lower Saxony to Rhineland-Palatinate. Next stop: Who knows? In the end I am an expellee and a hermit - an "eremit".