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EDMTunes Sits Down with Kölsch

With a reputation for pushing the boundaries of electronic music and constantly reinventing himself, Kölsch has become a force to be reckoned with in the industry. His unique blend of melodic techno and cutting-edge production techniques have captivated audiences around the globe, earning him accolades and a dedicated fan base.

We had the incredible opportunity to sit down with the one and only Kölsch to discuss his latest album I Talk To Water, a masterful collection of tracks that seamlessly blend raw energy with soul-stirring melodies. Whether you’re an avid fan of Kolsch or simply curious about the world of electronic music, this interview is a must-read.

EDMTunes: Kölsch, you’ve been honoring the US with your live performances. How has the journey been so far, especially with your shows in the States?

Kölsch: It’s been great. Always such a pleasure to perform in the states. the Audience has such an open mind, and I Usually play longer sets. All in all it’s great opportunity to dig out some more obscure tracks. 

EDMTunes: You just performed in Los Angeles on November 25th. How was this particular performance?

Kölsch: It was incredible. I Love Sound as a club. It has an amazing sound system, but it’s the people that make that club. Drinks curfew is at 02, but we always go till at least 03.30. So much fun

EDMTunes: Speaking of ‘I Talk To Water,’ could you share a bit more about the inspiration behind this album and its significance in your musical journey?

Kölsch: The album is about the passing of my father in 2003 and how you can use grief as a driving force. My father was a musician and the album features 3 tracks with him. 

I dug them up during COVID and produced everything around them. It was a healing process to release this music finally. A thing he never achieved when he was alive. 

EDMTunes: In your live shows, how do you integrate the emotional depth of ‘I Talk To Water’ into your performances while ensuring an engaging audience experience?

Kölsch: I have been testing the material for the last 3 years, so my core audience knew the tracks before they even came out. It’s been such a blessing to feel people’s emotional connection to the album. We all have different stories of loss, and everyone can relate. 

EDMTunes: For our readers who haven’t had the chance yet, where can they listen to ‘I Talk To Water’?

Tidal, Spotify and get the vinyl or CD on my Bandcamp. 

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