I have put quite a few videos on YouTube over the years.
This page gathers some of them: live clips, instrument demos, studio recordings, and a few things that do not fit neatly anywhere.
One of them is a half-hour film called The Uncanny Thought. I made it from footage shot at a nearby pond and turned it into something darker and stranger with music from the Lyra-8. It is a bit rough around the edges, but that is probably part of why I still like it.
An excerpt from a concert at Madame Claude in Berlin with me and the electronic trio Pausa a Pausa.
Recorded in my home studio on a snowy day. This one brings together the Moog DFAM and the Wing Pinger from Meng Qi. You can read more about those instruments on
this page
(no. 3 and 7 on the page)
One of several videos from my time exploring the Soma Terra. If you feel like going deeper, the full playlist is
here
Another Terra video. This one also ended up on Soma's own website, which I was very happy about.
This album premiered on YouTube in April 2024 and shows a slightly groovier side of what I do. This version was made especially for YouTube and SoundCloud, with the tracks crossfaded the way I wanted them.
Hanne Raffnsøe and I recorded three long singles together. This video is from one of our rehearsals beforehand.
In 2021 I took part in Helle Thun's album titled
Tales from Forgotten Woods
on the Gateway label, playing improvised voice and pipe organ parts. This handheld video was filmed by Lars Koldkjær. Warning: this was before the long hair.
In May 2021, after the COVID shutdown, I took part in a streaming concert recorded in my studio and visually edited by sound artist Thorzager. My contribution was this long improvisation, later titled 'The Universe is Ajar'.
One of my earliest videos is still one of the most watched. It is a short improvisation with the Onde from La Voix du Luthier and the Haken ContinuuMini.
This is the short film mentioned in the introduction. It is far from my most popular video, but I still feel very close to it. The Lyra-8 performance on the soundtrack is, to my ears, one of the strongest things I have done with that instrument.
My most-watched video is a demonstration of how to build slowly evolving textures on the
Soma Cosmos (no. 5 on the page)
. A pretty nerdy topic to become the most popular one, but that says something about the electronic music world.
On one of my many trips to Berlin, I visited Patch Point, home of the Ciat-Lonbarde instruments, and spent some time trying out a couple of them.
People are not always quite sure how to pronounce SoundOkapi. This time, Google Translate actually got it right.
One of several low-key studio videos, straight from the room where things happen. Just me, some instruments, and whatever ideas were around that day.