In this section, you’ll find personal reflections, music stories, coffee rituals, and thoughts that connect sound and soul.
Electronic music is constantly evolving — but few genres capture the delicate balance between innovation and emotional depth quite like Melodic House.In 2025, the genre is moving into new, exciting territories. It’s a time of fusion, of crossing boundaries, and of returning to what music is really about: connection.
Last weekend, I visited the Weinfest "6 auf der Höhe" in Meckenheim in the Pfalz.The festival is set out on an open field, far from the town — you have to walk at least half a kilometer to get there.No houses, no streets. Just the sky, the earth, and a small world built around music, wine, and community.
There are moments when music just happens.Not because it was planned. Not because I sat down with a clear idea.It happens because something inside shifts – and suddenly a sound, a feeling, starts to grow.
Starting the day right is a ritual in itself. For me, electronic music has always been a steady companion – not just during hectic nights, but especially during calm, quiet mornings.While some people prefer silence, I find it grounding to listen to emotionally deep techno tracks early in the day. Tracks that don't overwhelm but sort my thoughts, give a sense of calm, and open the day gently.
– and that's exactly what happened with Dennis Sauer from Electronic Soul in Ockenheim.
Recently, pop icon Katy Perry made headlines by flying into space alongside an all-female crew. A powerful symbol. A historic achievement. A technological feat.But something about it made me pause.
Spotify is down right now – globally. No playlists, no search, no access via the Spotify web player or app. It hit me the moment I put on my headphones, ready to dive into the day. But instead of music, there was silence.
There are tracks that linger. Not as catchy earworms, but as slow-burning melodies that create something much more powerful: an image behind your closed eyes. A feeling in your chest. A place that feels familiar, even if you’ve never really been there.
I don’t make music to please.I make music because it’s my language.For some, it’s yoga. For others, it’s martial arts.For me, it’s composing.
Sometimes, all it takes is a melody to remind us:This moment matters.
There are days when the world just feels… off.Not heavy. Just quieter. A little more tender.
Have you ever heard a certain song and instantly been pulled back in time?A melody that doesn’t just play in your ears – but inside your mind,bringing you back to a place, a feeling, or even a person?
Sometimes, inspiration comes from where we least expect it.That’s exactly what happened with the color concept for this website.I had the structure quickly mapped out – but the right palette felt elusive.I experimented with black-and-white contrasts, bold accents, minimalist tones.Nothing felt right.
Coffee is more than a morning pick-me-up.It’s a ritual. A science. A daily companion.My journey toward mindful coffee enjoyment began early,but only with time did I uncover the true depth and diversity of this extraordinary drink.
