Saxophone / Clarinet player and composer Gerwil Kusters, came up with a project involving some musicians from Western Europe with experience in ‘old music’, and some musicians from Greece who have experience with traditional and Byzantine music. He intended the … Continue reading →
For the 2023 edition of the Dancing Strings Festival in Holland, in collaboration with Marmoucha Orchestra, Michiel was invited to create 3 pieces based on Greek music, and come to play these pieces on the Laouto during 3 live shows. … Continue reading →
In January 2024 we ran a promotion for demo’s with the idea of introducing the studio to local musicians, aiming mainly at kids with bands. To our surprise no kids showed up, but some professional musicians did come for a … Continue reading →
This month, aiming mainly at local musicians, we are running a promo: A high quality demo of 1 song for €40, or a demo video for €70. We put limit of the number of musicians per song at 4, since … Continue reading →
Marifenia Rizou (studio management) played professionally in her father’s band Lalitades from age 11, next to her teacher Christos Zotos. She graduated from the experimental music school of Pallini, after which she remained very active in the music scene, while … Continue reading →
Δystopian_Farmer is a band in the making, initiated by Michiel and MUFU. For the moment the project develops and bides it’s time in the studio. Musically Δystopian Farmer combines roots music, partly from Epirus, with electronic influences. The band name refers … Continue reading →
Michiel Hollanders got into music as a teenager, playing in bands, hanging out in the local studio and building his own crappy guitars out of scrap wood. He went on to study classical and jazz guitar, music production and composition. … Continue reading →
It’s always quite the shitshow when a new site is being constructed. Like selecting a snare sample for a cheesy blues rock song. Yes indeed. You’re not supposed to put snare samples on blues rock songs. So you get an … Continue reading →