electroAcoustics

20220701

David Loscher:
Gesang, akustische & elektrische Gitarren, Tenor Ukulele,
Bass Ukulele, Kontrabass, E-Bass, Keyboards, Glockenspiel,
Melodica, Mundharmonika, Perkussion, Spielzeug, Theremin
&
Damian Domes: Xaphoon 5,11
Sina Ebell: Stimme 4
Stephen Guardigli: Solo E-Gitarre 2
Annika Gutsche: Gesang 2,5,8,11,12
Hanna Thaler: Gesang 1,2,5,7,8,11,12, Querflöte 11
Oliver van Thiel: Schlagzeug 1,2,4,5,6,7,8,10,11,12
Raffael Weißensteiner: Perkussion 7

Text & Musik: David Loscher

außer:
"Aufm Weg zum Naja" Text: Harald Kappel
"Zuversicht" Text: Artur Troppmann

Mastering: Christian Bethge
Foto: Damian Domes

herzlichen Dank allen Beteiligten, insbesondere:

Frank Bierlein für das Aufnahmegerät
Julian Loscher für die Gibson Gitarre
Rudi Schütze für den E-Bass
Moph Zielke fürs kritische Hören

Dieses Album ist Hans Loscher (†) gewidmet.

Das Projekt wurde gefördert durch ein Stipendium
des Ministeriums für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst
Baden-Württemberg

20220101

The album includes edits of sessions from 2021 performed by

Amos Unger (vocals)
David Loscher (keys, guitars)
Frank Bierlein (beats, synth)

recorded at Kobold Karlsruhe
produced by Frank Bierlein
mastering by Chris Bethke
design by Oliver-Selim Boualam
supported by MWK BW

written and recorded 05/2020

lyrics: Benjamin Breitkopf

music: David Loscher

20190214

played on a Hohner Fire Melodica in 2013

20140623

no overdubs - some edits

recorded live with analog instruments

sampled into korg kaospad

20171109

lyrics: Ulrich Steinberg

music: David Loscher

vocals: Anne Vortisch, Amos Unger, David Loscher

20161227

for the stage play 'Sonne unter Samoa - Eine Allegorie'

lyrics: Patrick Schneider

music: David Loscher

artwork: Damian Domes

recorded 07 - 12/2016 in Rockenbach & Karlsruhe

Domna Saliari: vocals

Minta Nuas: vocals

Pia Matthes: Didgeridoo

Damian Domes: Lap-Steel-Guitar, vocals

David Loscher: all other instruments, vocals

demo from 2008

Guitar by Kevin Pawel Matweew

arranged by dL

photo by dL

recorded at 101 Ludlow Street, New York City

late summer of 2011

"I just rediscovered this track, but unfortunately,

i could not find the project file anymore...

so here´s the only bounced version i have without vocals and extras"

recorded at 101 Ludlow Street, New York City

late summer of 2011

'my funny valentine
sweet comic valentine
you make me smile with my heart
your looks are laughable
unphotographable
yet you´re my favourite work of art'

'My funny Valentine'
lyrics by Lorenz Hart, 1937

A cappella arrangement by David Loscher

2010

stereo mix

edited by George Hazard & David Loscher

Originally produced for a 42 Channel ChristmasTree

built with Paul Modler & the SoundDepartment

of the University of Arts & Design Karlsruhe

2007