Back in 2015, I had a look at my growing setup of vintage keyboards and felt the urge to share my fascination for these instruments with the world.
These instruments are so inspiring and seem to carry their own kind of soul.

So, in addition to bringing them to their best use on albums and on stage, subordinating to the bigger picture of a musical idea, I wanted to create a place to put them right into the spotlight, for the sake of their own essence.
That's when I started the Klangteppich series on my YouTube channel, featuring jams and compositions – oftentimes with one single synthesizer and nothing else.

That was so much fun that I wanted to go even deeper into it. Why not go crazy on the "One-Synth-Challenge" idea and create a series of whole albums, using just one single synth for each one? The idea of KLANG (German for sound) was born.

I wanted to capture the essence of each synth I feel drawn to by composing pieces dedicated to the particular instrument, as well as freely improvising without any guidelines or prepared ideas, to create space for a resonance to unfold between the intentions of the synth's creator, me as a player, inspired by the presence of the instrument and you as a listener, merging it all with your own experiences and emotions.