Apr 07
I have brought another of my older songs back to life. It was originally written in 2015 to experiment with some new plugins. It’s a very bluesy track with a psychedelic touch at the end, performed with classic rock instruments: Guitar, bass, organ and drums. No synth this time. Check out the „Psychedelic Blues“ 😀
https://levelpi.bandcamp.com/track/psychedelic-blues
The track is part of my album „From Old to New“ on Bandcamp.
Mrz 29
I’ve just released a new single track on Bandcamp.
„Es kommen bessere Zeiten (Better Times will Come)“ …
… is a nice floating track with an uplifting mood. It’s synth and sequencers only plus the steady beat of a drum computer. The song has a touch of the 80s with it’s John Carpenter -like bass synth and the Linn sounds but maybe that’s only how I hear it and you think it’s all 70s?
Feb 21
Superb session with Andreas Baaden today. We are working on a very cool track with the title TIEFSEE.
Feb 06
Thanks to my first label, Garden of Delights, you can read about my music on the German Wikipedia. I like that.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uwe_Cremer
Okt 14
Currently I’m working on the final mix of a new Level Pi album. I started experimenting with breakbeats and trip hop samples mainly for the rhythm section but you will also find Berlin School Sequencers, nice guitar solos and long spheric parts.
Sep 11
with „Fire on the Moon“ by Baaden/Cremer
Aug 03
I have decided to take part in the HOFA Song Contest with a brand new Level Pi song.
The song is called Desert Wind. The trip hop beat and the e-piano made the track quite cool.
Here you can have a listen to the track. Of course I would be happy if you would vote for the track. You don’t have to be registered with HOFA to vote.
https://hofa-contest.com/song/3385/
Jul 08
For those who like streaming:
https://open.spotify.com/album/50repSz6lmaTcVxHtYV6ai
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Jul 01
Thank god, music software summer-sale comes to an end. I had to buy a couple of things which are „absolutely necessary“ and take my productions „to the next level“. Haha. But it’s always fun to buy good software for the price of two beer. And a Schnitzel maybe. It depends.