Another month has gone by. Many good new tunes were released in the last couple of months. So hard to choose, but ultimately for me, it’s what fits together to tell a certain type of musical story. Hope you enjoy this, my September mix.
It’s almost August and time for a new (almost) one-hour mix from me. This one starts off with a new tune of mine called ‘Beautiful Burn’. Please enjoy! :)
Just in time for the (almost) spring, my Two Waves Colliding Remixes EP is finally available for streaming on the usual places. It’s also available for download on Beatport. This EP has three versions: A remastered, shorter (Edit) version of the original tune from 2020, a fresh new remix by John Keding, and a remix by me, aka Knatter. Check it out, click that heart icon in Spotify and tell all your friends about it. :)
Finally some new music from me. Well, sort of. In less than a week, when writing this, my next EP Two Waves Colliding will be released on Spotify and all the other streaming services, including Beatport. It’s a revisit to a fan favorite, originally released in 2020. Now in a remastered version and two spanking new remixes. Here is a little taste of one of the remixes, by Sweden’s John Keding.
I have been making electronic music since 1986. In the beginning, it was just me and a Commodore 64. Over time I have been able to buy other equipment to make music. My studio is ever-evolving, ever-changing, as is my music. Here are two photos of my studio’s appearance in 1997 vs. what it looks like today, in 2022.
Check out my new playlist on Spotify. Melodic House Gems that you may never have heard before. Click the heart to follow the playlist. I will keep adding great new tracks every week.
Music by Moudy Afifi, Djogo, Anerøb, Singletrax and more.
One of my personal promises for 2022 is to become better at posting about my music and other stuff. The nice image, by Ivan Filipov, is a little teaser for a future release. It’s a remix EP with remixes by me and John Keding. Can you guess which track? A little hint, it’s from 2020 and It’s a fan favorite.
I was browsing through this years’ Wrapped for Artists on Spotify. As usual, it was a depressing read, once again highlighting my obvious lack of self-promotion and releasing new music to keep the fans interested. Listening rates going steadily down. That sort of stuff.
One interesting thing came out of that ordeal, however. Some plays of my 2005 track Gravitons came from a relatively new playlist called Club Penguin Original Soundtrack. I investigated further and soon found out that apparently Gravitons was used in a hugely popular online game called Club Penguin, back in the mid-2000, and more recently in Club Penguin 3D (CP3D).
I think that is the third game my music has been licensed to so far, as I know of anyway. Maybe I should add ‘Game musician’ to my Linkedin Profile. ;)