SOULSPLITTER
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Official presence of German Music and Arts Collective SOULSPLITTER.
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We strive for community based Co-Creation, tolerance, self-expression and peace. 🌈🍉🤘
Feel invited to connect, we reply to messages
Eng/Ger
We strive for community based Co-Creation, tolerance, self-expression and peace. 🌈🍉🤘
12. WILLOW - Symptom of Life
Talking about authentic vulnerability and breaking the black-and-white public discourse, these are also precisely the topics WILLOW is exploring on her album Empathogen. Symptom of Life specifically asks how are we gonna heal the suffering? Focus on the beauty!
Talking about authentic vulnerability and breaking the black-and-white public discourse, these are also precisely the topics WILLOW is exploring on her album Empathogen. Symptom of Life specifically asks how are we gonna heal the suffering? Focus on the beauty!
May 14, 2025 at 5:49 PM
12. WILLOW - Symptom of Life
Talking about authentic vulnerability and breaking the black-and-white public discourse, these are also precisely the topics WILLOW is exploring on her album Empathogen. Symptom of Life specifically asks how are we gonna heal the suffering? Focus on the beauty!
Talking about authentic vulnerability and breaking the black-and-white public discourse, these are also precisely the topics WILLOW is exploring on her album Empathogen. Symptom of Life specifically asks how are we gonna heal the suffering? Focus on the beauty!
11. R. Glasper, H.E.R., M. Ndegeocello - Better than I imagined
This captures a feeling I know all too well - notoriously living in long distance relationships. It paints a heartfelt image of longing, queer relationships and a flashback to covid and isolation.
Challenging hate through Love!
This captures a feeling I know all too well - notoriously living in long distance relationships. It paints a heartfelt image of longing, queer relationships and a flashback to covid and isolation.
Challenging hate through Love!
May 14, 2025 at 5:49 PM
11. R. Glasper, H.E.R., M. Ndegeocello - Better than I imagined
This captures a feeling I know all too well - notoriously living in long distance relationships. It paints a heartfelt image of longing, queer relationships and a flashback to covid and isolation.
Challenging hate through Love!
This captures a feeling I know all too well - notoriously living in long distance relationships. It paints a heartfelt image of longing, queer relationships and a flashback to covid and isolation.
Challenging hate through Love!
10. Waving the Guns feat. Lappalie - In diesen Zeiten tanzen
„How can one dance in times like these?" Fascism is on the rise everywhere. Will not dancing change that? No! It’s time to bring the difficult topics into clubs and fight the oppressors through quality of life and community!
„How can one dance in times like these?" Fascism is on the rise everywhere. Will not dancing change that? No! It’s time to bring the difficult topics into clubs and fight the oppressors through quality of life and community!
May 14, 2025 at 5:45 PM
10. Waving the Guns feat. Lappalie - In diesen Zeiten tanzen
„How can one dance in times like these?" Fascism is on the rise everywhere. Will not dancing change that? No! It’s time to bring the difficult topics into clubs and fight the oppressors through quality of life and community!
„How can one dance in times like these?" Fascism is on the rise everywhere. Will not dancing change that? No! It’s time to bring the difficult topics into clubs and fight the oppressors through quality of life and community!
9. Linda Sikhakhane - iGosa
Talking about fantastic musicians that radiate „Spielfreude“, Linda Sikhakhane certainly does as well. His compositions are rooted in Zulu traditions, perceiving music as a healing force through active meditation. And iGosa definitely makes that concept palpable to me.
Talking about fantastic musicians that radiate „Spielfreude“, Linda Sikhakhane certainly does as well. His compositions are rooted in Zulu traditions, perceiving music as a healing force through active meditation. And iGosa definitely makes that concept palpable to me.
May 14, 2025 at 5:43 PM
9. Linda Sikhakhane - iGosa
Talking about fantastic musicians that radiate „Spielfreude“, Linda Sikhakhane certainly does as well. His compositions are rooted in Zulu traditions, perceiving music as a healing force through active meditation. And iGosa definitely makes that concept palpable to me.
Talking about fantastic musicians that radiate „Spielfreude“, Linda Sikhakhane certainly does as well. His compositions are rooted in Zulu traditions, perceiving music as a healing force through active meditation. And iGosa definitely makes that concept palpable to me.
8. Gleb Kolyadin- Afterglow
Some might know Gelb Kolyadin from his work with iamthemorning, some from his solo work with outstanding Prog legends like Steve Hogarth or Gavin Harrison. His compositions are glowing of „Spielfreude“ - they inspire me to dream, explore and get in touch with myself.
Some might know Gelb Kolyadin from his work with iamthemorning, some from his solo work with outstanding Prog legends like Steve Hogarth or Gavin Harrison. His compositions are glowing of „Spielfreude“ - they inspire me to dream, explore and get in touch with myself.
May 14, 2025 at 5:42 PM
8. Gleb Kolyadin- Afterglow
Some might know Gelb Kolyadin from his work with iamthemorning, some from his solo work with outstanding Prog legends like Steve Hogarth or Gavin Harrison. His compositions are glowing of „Spielfreude“ - they inspire me to dream, explore and get in touch with myself.
Some might know Gelb Kolyadin from his work with iamthemorning, some from his solo work with outstanding Prog legends like Steve Hogarth or Gavin Harrison. His compositions are glowing of „Spielfreude“ - they inspire me to dream, explore and get in touch with myself.
7. Dimmu Borgir - Hybrid Stigmata - The Apostasy
Dimmu Borgir were my entry drug into Black Metal. The mixture of heavy sounds with amazing technical shouts, fantastic orchestrations and edgy looks - teenage me was in love! When I stumbled over this remaster, I fell in love all over again.
Dimmu Borgir were my entry drug into Black Metal. The mixture of heavy sounds with amazing technical shouts, fantastic orchestrations and edgy looks - teenage me was in love! When I stumbled over this remaster, I fell in love all over again.
May 14, 2025 at 5:42 PM
7. Dimmu Borgir - Hybrid Stigmata - The Apostasy
Dimmu Borgir were my entry drug into Black Metal. The mixture of heavy sounds with amazing technical shouts, fantastic orchestrations and edgy looks - teenage me was in love! When I stumbled over this remaster, I fell in love all over again.
Dimmu Borgir were my entry drug into Black Metal. The mixture of heavy sounds with amazing technical shouts, fantastic orchestrations and edgy looks - teenage me was in love! When I stumbled over this remaster, I fell in love all over again.
6. E. Rautavaara / C. Currie & Helsinki Phil. Orch. – Incantations: I. Pesante
Don’t let the stark clusters that open this piece drive you away and you might be rewarded with a cathartic experience when they return. It’s this emotional rawness yet compositional finesse I appreciate in Avant-garde.
Don’t let the stark clusters that open this piece drive you away and you might be rewarded with a cathartic experience when they return. It’s this emotional rawness yet compositional finesse I appreciate in Avant-garde.
May 14, 2025 at 5:41 PM
6. E. Rautavaara / C. Currie & Helsinki Phil. Orch. – Incantations: I. Pesante
Don’t let the stark clusters that open this piece drive you away and you might be rewarded with a cathartic experience when they return. It’s this emotional rawness yet compositional finesse I appreciate in Avant-garde.
Don’t let the stark clusters that open this piece drive you away and you might be rewarded with a cathartic experience when they return. It’s this emotional rawness yet compositional finesse I appreciate in Avant-garde.
5. Alon Tamir – Magenta Light
What do Djent and classical Indian music have in common? Excessive use of polyrhythms of course. And one to explain them is the great Yogev Gabay, who guides us through the complexities on his Youtube channel and also exposed me to the just as great Alon Tamir.
What do Djent and classical Indian music have in common? Excessive use of polyrhythms of course. And one to explain them is the great Yogev Gabay, who guides us through the complexities on his Youtube channel and also exposed me to the just as great Alon Tamir.
May 14, 2025 at 5:40 PM
5. Alon Tamir – Magenta Light
What do Djent and classical Indian music have in common? Excessive use of polyrhythms of course. And one to explain them is the great Yogev Gabay, who guides us through the complexities on his Youtube channel and also exposed me to the just as great Alon Tamir.
What do Djent and classical Indian music have in common? Excessive use of polyrhythms of course. And one to explain them is the great Yogev Gabay, who guides us through the complexities on his Youtube channel and also exposed me to the just as great Alon Tamir.
4. Shakti – Shrini’s Dream
Only recently have I been aware of the unfortunate passing of legendary Indian Tabla player Zakir Hussain last December. His work, and specifically his work with John McLaughlin in Shakti, were one of the first moments where classical Indian inspired music clicked for me.
Only recently have I been aware of the unfortunate passing of legendary Indian Tabla player Zakir Hussain last December. His work, and specifically his work with John McLaughlin in Shakti, were one of the first moments where classical Indian inspired music clicked for me.
May 14, 2025 at 5:39 PM
4. Shakti – Shrini’s Dream
Only recently have I been aware of the unfortunate passing of legendary Indian Tabla player Zakir Hussain last December. His work, and specifically his work with John McLaughlin in Shakti, were one of the first moments where classical Indian inspired music clicked for me.
Only recently have I been aware of the unfortunate passing of legendary Indian Tabla player Zakir Hussain last December. His work, and specifically his work with John McLaughlin in Shakti, were one of the first moments where classical Indian inspired music clicked for me.
3. Vildhjarta - + sargasso +
It’s heavy, it’s emotional, it’s unique, it’s Vildhjarta.
The way they use negative space musically and also in their wide mastering is truly inspiring to me and makes me very excited about what the Swedes will deliver when their album drops this may 30.
It’s heavy, it’s emotional, it’s unique, it’s Vildhjarta.
The way they use negative space musically and also in their wide mastering is truly inspiring to me and makes me very excited about what the Swedes will deliver when their album drops this may 30.
May 14, 2025 at 5:38 PM
3. Vildhjarta - + sargasso +
It’s heavy, it’s emotional, it’s unique, it’s Vildhjarta.
The way they use negative space musically and also in their wide mastering is truly inspiring to me and makes me very excited about what the Swedes will deliver when their album drops this may 30.
It’s heavy, it’s emotional, it’s unique, it’s Vildhjarta.
The way they use negative space musically and also in their wide mastering is truly inspiring to me and makes me very excited about what the Swedes will deliver when their album drops this may 30.
2. Zeal & Ardor – Fend You Off
Zeal & Ardor's 2024 release GREIF is definitely one of my top releases of last year, with a bunch of emotional heavy hitters. Fend You Off sticks out to me as a hymn, calling out our separative, “holier than thou” behaviours.
Zeal & Ardor's 2024 release GREIF is definitely one of my top releases of last year, with a bunch of emotional heavy hitters. Fend You Off sticks out to me as a hymn, calling out our separative, “holier than thou” behaviours.
May 14, 2025 at 5:37 PM
2. Zeal & Ardor – Fend You Off
Zeal & Ardor's 2024 release GREIF is definitely one of my top releases of last year, with a bunch of emotional heavy hitters. Fend You Off sticks out to me as a hymn, calling out our separative, “holier than thou” behaviours.
Zeal & Ardor's 2024 release GREIF is definitely one of my top releases of last year, with a bunch of emotional heavy hitters. Fend You Off sticks out to me as a hymn, calling out our separative, “holier than thou” behaviours.
1. Toto – Cruel
Toto is a band I didn’t really grew up with but that I deeply fell in love with during my studies. Cruel is a song that tickles something deep within me. The song is an absolute masterclass by prime Bobby Kimball to make this a banger opener for an absolutely underrated album.
Toto is a band I didn’t really grew up with but that I deeply fell in love with during my studies. Cruel is a song that tickles something deep within me. The song is an absolute masterclass by prime Bobby Kimball to make this a banger opener for an absolutely underrated album.
May 14, 2025 at 5:36 PM
1. Toto – Cruel
Toto is a band I didn’t really grew up with but that I deeply fell in love with during my studies. Cruel is a song that tickles something deep within me. The song is an absolute masterclass by prime Bobby Kimball to make this a banger opener for an absolutely underrated album.
Toto is a band I didn’t really grew up with but that I deeply fell in love with during my studies. Cruel is a song that tickles something deep within me. The song is an absolute masterclass by prime Bobby Kimball to make this a banger opener for an absolutely underrated album.