Alapastel
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SK Bratislava – Electro-acoustic / Electronica / Ambient / Classical Crossover / Electro-Experimental
Alapastel

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Lala Slovak music export
Edit-artist-releases-release-placeholder Ostrov hudby 3 Compilation 2018
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Slowcraft
James Murray
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"Essential ambient artists you need to know" compared by journalists to artists like Nils Frahm, Olafur Arnalds or Max Richter.

Debut album "Hidden for the Eyes" was opener of ‘exceptional, unclassifiable music’ edition at London based "Slowcraft records". It was the first time the prestigious foreign label released Slovak album sung in Slovak language.
Debut album was recognized and praised at 60+ different sites worldwide, including BBC6, XLR8R, Bandcamp daily ("Ten Musicians Updating Electroacoustic Music for the 21st Century"), Red Bull Music UK("8 essential ambient artists you need to know"), Fluid Radio, Headphone Commute and many more (https://alapastelsite.wordpress.com/press-radio/) Journalists wrote for example: “Alapastel expands the borders of post-classical music.”(ambientblog), "Alapastel is a labour of love"(Headphone Commute), "leaves behind a soulprint." (Fluid Radio). Music was compared to artist like Nils Frahm, Olafur Arnalds or Max Richter.

We would love to grow artistically and play live in some peaceful venues for people who treasure music made with honesty, integrity and depth.
I work with 3 experienced and respected musicians, who actively playing live for many years.
We can offer advanced electro-accoustic performance.
The musicians are: Adam Dekan (Multi-instrumentalist , active modular synthesist, producer and runner of bands Sine Ray, Núku, Gladia Moony and others, active since 2009), Marián Hrdina (male opera singer, member of Slovak National philharmonic choir), Alex Lukáčová (musician and singer in bands Núku and Gladia Moony).