Julian Maier-Hauff

Corona Collage

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Julian Maier-Hauff releases "Corona Collage", a collaborative album featuring 7 electrifying electronica tracks

Acclaimed artist Julian Maier-Hauff has just unveiled his latest album, "Corona Collage", a mesmerizing collection of 7 electrifying electronica tracks. The album features collaborations with renowned artists Raphael Lott, Konrad Dycke, Konrad Hinsken, O/Y, Metatext, Nie Heimfarth, and The Road up North.

Inspired by the events of the past year, "Corona Collage" takes listeners on a musical journey through the emotions, struggles, and triumphs experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each song on the album is a unique and captivating composition, masterfully crafted with a blend of innovative beats and haunting melodies.

The album opens with "Julott" by Julian Maier-Hauff and Raphael Lott, setting the tone for a journey that includes tracks like "Jurad" by Julian Maier-Hauff and Konrad Dycke, "Raduff" by Julian Maier-Hauff and Konrad Hinsken, and "Mahrends" by Julian Maier-Hauff and O/Y. The album also features tracks like "Riezaia" by Julian Maier-Hauff and Metatext, "Jahlian" by Julian Maier-Hauff and Nie Heimfarth, and ends with the energetic and danceable "Halutz" by Julian Maier-Hauff and The Road up North.

"I wanted to create an album that reflected the chaos and uncertainty of the past year, but also offered a glimmer of hope for the future," said Maier-Hauff. "I believe that 'Corona Collage' does just that, and I can't wait for people to hear it."

"Corona Collage" is available for streaming and download on all major platforms starting Juni 6, 2023.

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Julian Maier-Hauff releases "Corona Collage", a collaborative album of 7 electronica tracks. The album features collaborations with artists Raphael Lott, Konrad Dycke, Konrad Hinsken, O/Y, Metatext, Nie Heimfarth, and The Road up North. The album reflects the emotions and events of the COVID-19 pandemic through its musical journey of innovative beats and haunting melodies. "Corona Collage" is available for streaming and download on major platforms starting June 6, 2023.

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Julian Maier-Hauff and Collaborators Document the Making of "Corona Collage" in Upcoming Film

Renowned artist Julian Maier-Hauff, along with a talented ensemble of musicians including Raphael Lott, Konrad Dycke, Konrad Hinsken, O/Y, Metatext, Nie Heimfarth, and The Road up North, have come together to create a stunning new album, "Corona Collage." The album serves as a musical representation of the emotions, struggles, and triumphs experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic.

But the story behind the making of this powerful album doesn't end there. A documentary film, shot during the creation of "Corona Collage," offers an intimate look into the process and features the artists in their own words as they navigate the challenges and inspiration of the past year.

From the opening track "Julott" by Julian Maier-Hauff and Raphael Lott, to "Halutz" by Julian Maier-Hauff and The Road up North, the album takes listeners on a musical journey through the diverse and captivating compositions created by this collaborative team. Through the film, viewers will gain insight into the passion and creativity that went into each and every track, as well as the unique perspectives and musical backgrounds of each artist involved.

"The making of 'Corona Collage' was a truly unique experience, and I am thrilled to be able to share it with the world through this documentary film," said Julian Maier-Hauff. "I believe that it will offer a fresh perspective on the creative process, and give audiences a deeper understanding of the music and the artists behind it."

"Corona Collage" is available for streaming and download on all major platforms starting June 6, 2023, and the accompanying documentary film will be available for viewing on various streaming platforms soon after.

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Die Corona-Krise hat uns alle vor große Herausforderungen gestellt. Doch während viele von uns mit den Auswirkungen der Pandemie zu kämpfen hatten, hat Julian Maier-Hauff seine Kreativität genutzt, um neue Wege zu gehen und die Krise zu überwinden.

Im Rahmen eines Projekts hat er zusammen mit anderen Künstlerinnen und Künstlern Musik gemacht und Samples aus bereits vorhandenen Aufnahmen verwendet. Die Idee dahinter war, den Prozess der Kollaboration in den Vordergrund zu stellen und ein musikalisches Upcycling der besonderen Art zu schaffen.

Der gesamte Prozess wurde von Hannah Radgen im Rahmen ihrer Zeit bei der Filmkombüse dokumentiert. Das Ergebnis ist die Dokumentation "Kunst aus Krise - über Julian Maier-Hauff" sowie das dazugehörige Album "Corona Collage", welches bei Springstoff veröffentlicht wird.

Mit diesem Projekt zeigt Julian Maier-Hauff, dass man auch in schwierigen Zeiten kreativ bleiben und neue Wege beschreiten kann. Es ist ein inspirierendes Beispiel dafür, wie man die Krise nicht nur überwinden, sondern sogar als Chance nutzen kann. Das Album "Corona Collage" nimmt die Hörer auf eine musikalische Reise durch die Emotionen, Herausforderungen und Triumphe während der COVID-19-Pandemie mit. Jeder Song auf dem Album ist eine einzigartige und fesselnde Komposition, meisterhaft gestaltet mit einer Mischung aus innovativen Beats und verzaubernden Melodien. Das Album enthält Kollaborationen mit renommierten Künstlern wie Raphael Lott, Konrad Dycke, Konrad Hinsken, O/Y, Metatext, Nie Heimfarth und The Road up North.

Das Album "Corona Collage" ist ab dem 6. Juni 2023 auf allen wichtigen Plattformen zum Streamen und Downloaden erhältlich. Zusätzlich zum Album wird ein Dokumentarfilm über die Entstehung von "Corona Collage" veröffentlicht, der einen intimen Einblick in den Entstehungsprozess gibt und die Künstler in ihren eigenen Worten zeigt, wie sie sich durch die Herausforderungen und Inspirationen des vergangenen Jahres navigieren.

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The Corona crisis has presented us all with great challenges. But while many of us struggled with the impact of the pandemic, Julian Maier-Hauff used his creativity to find new ways and overcome the crisis.

As part of a project, he made music with other artists and used samples from already existing recordings. The idea behind this was to put the process of collaboration in the foreground and create a musical upcycling of a special kind.

The entire process was documented by Hannah Radgen as part of her time at Filmkombüse. The result is the documentary "Art from Crisis - about Julian Maier-Hauff" and the accompanying album "Corona Collage", which will be released by Springstoff.

With this project, Julian Maier-Hauff shows that even in difficult times, one can remain creative and take new paths. It is an inspiring example of how one can not only overcome the crisis, but even use it as an opportunity. The album "Corona Collage" takes listeners on a musical journey through the emotions, struggles, and triumphs experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each song on the album is a unique and captivating composition, masterfully crafted with a blend of innovative beats and haunting melodies. The album features collaborations with renowned artists such as Raphael Lott, Konrad Dycke, Konrad Hinsken, O/Y, Metatext, Nie Heimfarth, and The Road up North.

"Corona Collage" is available for streaming and download on all major platforms starting June 6, 2023. In addition to the album, a documentary film about the creation of "Corona Collage" will be released, offering an intimate look into the process and featuring the artists in their own words as they navigate the challenges and inspiration of the past year.

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