Biography

In the evocative soundscapes of Loutouse, music becomes a bridge to the ineffable — a medium for expressing the deepest emotions that often elude verbal description. His compositions weave together feelings of nostalgia, wonder, and hope, creating sonic sanctuaries that offer listeners a sense of comfort and belonging.

Being a classically trained pianist who turned into a electronic music producer, Loutouse’s artistic journey led him from traditional compositions to the vibrant electronic music scene of Berlin. His signature sound emerges from the seamless fusion of organic and electronic elements, enriched by carefully captured field recordings that span from train journeys to forest ambience and birdsongs. This dedication to incorporating natural sounds adds an authentic, lived quality to his work.

Biography

Solatic, also known as Luca, grew up in a small town near Berlin. From an early age, he felt a strong connection to music and to the sun – a symbol of warmth and brightness that matched his energy. The name Solatic is a twist on Lunatic, replacing luna (moon) with sol (sun) to reflect that light-filled part of himself.

Music has been a constant in Luca’s life, but just listening was never enough: he wanted to create. After moving to Berlin in 2014 and experimenting with a few teenage garage bands, he found new inspiration in the city’s colorful club culture. The openness, diversity, and emotional depth of the scene gave him the space to explore his own voice – both literally and artistically.

In 2018, he started his electronic music project Solatic, blending vocals and instruments into melodic, dreamy tracks that reflect his wide emotional range. His music moves between playfulness and introspection, high energy and gentle calm – always inviting listeners to feel something real.

Today, Luca is part of the Amselcom team and helps run the label, continuing to build community and support other artists while growing his own unique sound.

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From the heart of Tuixoquel village in Comitancillo, San Marcos, Guatemala, emerges Xtis – a profound embodiment of Mayan resilience, cultural preservation, and transformative art. Her name, which translates to “Justice”, is a powerful declaration of her life’s mission.

More than just a musician, Xtis is a traditional Mayan therapist, a council member of ancestral authorities, and a dedicated cultural ambassador bridging ancient wisdom with contemporary consciousness. Her artistic and healing work centers on a critical process of de-colonization, inviting her people – and indeed, all humanity – to reconnect with indigenous roots, spirituality, and cultural identity.

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Born in 1983 in Zurich, Beat Laudan’s connection to music began almost as early as his first breath. Given the name Beat at birth—a name almost destined for a life in rhythm—his passion for sound became a defining part of his identity.

A lifelong music lover, Beat’s artistry was shaped by a unique upbringing that combined classical music education with a deep fascination for the emerging world of electronic sounds. This fusion laid the foundation for his distinctive and boundary-pushing style.

Beat’s journey into music evolved naturally into DJing and sound engineering, where he mastered the art of creating soundscapes that resonate on both a technical and emotional level.

In pursuit of a deeper connection to nature and spirituality, Beat now lives on the enchanting island of Sardinia. Surrounded by pristine landscapes, he draws inspiration from the balance of energies, merging the serenity of nature with his creative vision.

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Sound Medicine Man, multi-instrumentalist, producer and performer of Medicine Music. Kokopelli developed a unique sound transmission through his Native American prayer flute and didgeridoo as well as overtone and spirit chanting with medicine drum, shrooti box, crystal singing bowls and magical string instruments.

The cross-cultural bridge-maker and humanitarian artist has been working with indigenous people around the planet since the early 90’s when he introduced the mother of all flutes as one of the first European didgeridoo players to Germany.

Since then Kokopelli has been one of the leading pioneers in exploring the healing effect of sound through countless individual and group sound medicine treatments as well as performing Sound Healing Journeys and ceremonial Medicine Music concerts worldwide.

Besides his Sound Medicine education, treatment and research work Kailash also teaches KACHIMO Healing Chi Movements and sacred SONGDANCES.

The sound alchemist is also a passionate cacao and healing food alchemist, herbalist, astrologer, poet and diviner who has the gift to dowse for your source of pure waters. 

His work as a medicine person includes Sweatlodge purification ceremonies as taught by Sun Bear since age 17, Vision Quests, Prayer Works, Medicine walk and cleansing and consecration of spaces as well as sacred birth, parting, birthday and wedding ceremonies. 

Individual Sound Medicine treatments are designed to realign to source within and initiate self-healing processes. The sound vibration is stimulating vital force to flow through the 72.000 energy channels in the body known as the Nadis to activate, nourish and strengthen the energy centers and subtle bodies. Profound healing can be experienced.

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For Kris, making music is a way to release emotions and envisage her true self through trial and error. The diverse sonic worlds that she has built over her career invite the listener to explore layers, textures and feelings within a repertoire shaped by her own exploration.

She believes music should be appreciated in different ways and the broad spectrum of genres existing worldwide has allowed her to explore different fields. In her creative process, Kris admits she doesn’t know exactly what the final result will be, preferring to be led by intuition, and seeing the process as a “dialogue” with sound.

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Jonas Schilling is an electronic music producer and composer from Berlin. As a multi-instrumentalist and sound explorer he likes to work with everything that sounds. The urge to be surprised is one of his main motivations. That’s why every Jonas Schilling track starts with experimentation and improvisation. 

As a part-time German teacher he regards music as a language and rhythm as its grammar. Is it more important what you say or how you say it? Does right or wrong exist in music? Is it “der”, “die” or “das” Kick Drum?

His compositions are often born out of deep melancholy being rescued by optimistic warmth. After spending some years in Berlin’s electronic scene, his music is also reminiscent of countless Sunday afternoons on sunlit dance floors. Besides writing music as a solo artist, he is also composing for theatre and contemporary dance projects.