SCHLINDWEIN
’Sirens’
release 19th april 2025
In Greek mythology, the Sirens were creatures with women's heads, bird feathers and scaly feet. Passing sailors were not able to resist their enchanting music and singing voices and were lured to shipwreck on the rocky coast of their island. Jason and the Argonauts safely passed the siren's island thanks to the legendary musician Orpheus, who sang louder
and more beautiful than they could.
A Siren of course also stand for alarm and alertness. This track is a rough and sharp piece of music that is supposed to shake the listeners. Make them wake up and steer clear of danger!
(Schlindwein about ’Sirens’)
Schlindwein is a pianist, composer and music producer from Berlin.
His music has been used on multiple major TV series like „Grey's Anatomy" or "How To Get Away With Murder“ and his songs have been occupying some of the biggest editorial playlists on Spotify and Apple Music regularly. His debut LP ’Piano and Electronic Ensemble Op.1’ reached over 3 Million streams and received much critical acclaim.
Drawing inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of Berlin, Schlindwein skillfully infuses the pulsating energy of the city's vibrant electronic music scene into his compositions. By juxtaposing traditional piano motifs with intricate layers of glitchy beats, ethereal synths, and hypnotic bass lines, he creates a truly unique combination of classical and contemporary sonic elements.
Schlindwein Links
SCHLINDWEIN
’Sirens’
release 19th april 2025
In Greek mythology, the Sirens were creatures with women's heads, bird feathers and scaly feet. Passing sailors were not able to resist their enchanting music and singing voices and were lured to shipwreck on the rocky coast of their island. Jason and the Argonauts safely passed the siren's island thanks to the legendary musician Orpheus, who sang louder
and more beautiful than they could.
A Siren of course also stand for alarm and alertness. This track is a rough and sharp piece of music that is supposed to shake the listeners. Make them wake up and steer clear of danger!
(Schlindwein about ’Sirens’)
Schlindwein is a pianist, composer and music producer from Berlin.
His music has been used on multiple major TV series like „Grey's Anatomy" or "How To Get Away With Murder“ and his songs have been occupying some of the biggest editorial playlists on Spotify and Apple Music regularly. His debut LP ’Piano and Electronic Ensemble Op.1’ reached over 3 Million streams and received much critical acclaim.
Drawing inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of Berlin, Schlindwein skillfully infuses the pulsating energy of the city's vibrant electronic music scene into his compositions. By juxtaposing traditional piano motifs with intricate layers of glitchy beats, ethereal synths, and hypnotic bass lines, he creates a truly unique combination of classical and contemporary sonic elements.
Schlindwein Links
SCHLINDWEIN
’Sirens’
release 19th april 2025
In Greek mythology, the Sirens were creatures with women's heads, bird feathers and scaly feet. Passing sailors were not able to resist their enchanting music and singing voices and were lured to shipwreck on the rocky coast of their island. Jason and the Argonauts safely passed the siren's island thanks to the legendary musician Orpheus, who sang louder
and more beautiful than they could.
A Siren of course also stand for alarm and alertness. This track is a rough and sharp piece of music that is supposed to shake the listeners. Make them wake up and steer clear of danger!
(Schlindwein about ’Sirens’)
Schlindwein is a pianist, composer and music producer from Berlin.
His music has been used on multiple major TV series like „Grey's Anatomy" or "How To Get Away With Murder“ and his songs have been occupying some of the biggest editorial playlists on Spotify and Apple Music regularly. His debut LP ’Piano and Electronic Ensemble Op.1’ reached over 3 Million streams and received much critical acclaim.
Drawing inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of Berlin, Schlindwein skillfully infuses the pulsating energy of the city's vibrant electronic music scene into his compositions. By juxtaposing traditional piano motifs with intricate layers of glitchy beats, ethereal synths, and hypnotic bass lines, he creates a truly unique combination of classical and contemporary sonic elements.
Schlindwein Links