Afterglow is a collaboration between Damian Marhulets and cellist Anouchka Hack. The EP features six new pieces for electronics and cello, set to be released later this year through Neue Meister / Edel Music.
Magic Madness Sadness, Damian’s 5th studio album, has been released through Neue Meister / Edel Music.
Damian’s 5th album will be released later this year through Neue Meister / Edel Music. Stay tuned for the first single and more information about the album.
Damian’s Remix is featured on the new album by Clemens Christian Pötzsch and Reentko Dirks “Collateral Flow”.
<1> ALBUMS
arcane modern classical music
<1> ALBUMS
arcane modern classical music
For his neo-classical and pop-oriented musical projects, Damian collaborates with the record label Neue Meister/Berlin Classics and La Chunga publishing. Since 2017, he has released several albums in partnership with musicians and ensembles including the Szymanowski Quartet, Nouvelle Philharmonie, Hila Ofek, and Marina Baranova. His 2022 album, “Constellation Machine”, is a chamber-pop collaboration with Dutch singer Line Bøgh. His most recent release, “Magic, Madness, Sadness” explores a fringe space between dark wave and neo-classical, created in collaboration with the Flex Ensemble.
Damian is currently working on a new album, slated for release in 2025, inspired by the life and work of John Mack—an American psychiatrist and Pulitzer Prize winner known for his research into the psychology of alien abduction experiences.
feat. Anouchka Hack (Cello)
feat. Flex Ensemble and Marina Baranova (Piano)
feat. Line Bøgh and Nouvelle Philharmonie
Chamber Pop
feat. Hila Ofek (Harp), Marcin Sieniawski (Cello) & Marina Baranova (Piano)
Lullabies for a demoness. Children's album for adults
feat. Szymanowski Quartet & Marina Baranova (Piano)
Imaginary Soundtrack for a discontinued movie, inspired by correspondence between Wolfgang Pauli and C.G. Jung
Solo album for oboe and electronics.
<2> SITELESS VR
virtual listening environments
<2> SITELESS VR
virtual listening environments
SITELESS is an inquiry into the future of music listening, a VR Album project that focuses on the convergence of non-linear music, user-centered interactivity and immersion made possible through VR technology. It puts its emphasis on crafting unique, adaptable musical listening environments that respond to user input and external cues. SITELESS provides listeners with a novel way to experience music, inviting them to explore sonic landscapes through their own choices and interactions with the virtual world.
The visionary amalgamation of music and VR not only enriches the world of music but revitalizes the very essence of our interaction with it. It brings forth a future where music becomes an immersive journey driven by discovery, unbound artistic expression, and true emotions—an evolution that elevates the soul of music beyond the constraints of the present situation.
<3> AUDIOVISUAL WORK
scores, synths & 3d art
<3> AUDIOVISUAL WORK
scores, synths & 3d art
Damian's audiovisual work encompasses a diverse range of topics, including ludomusicology and the integration of modern game engines into the compositional process. He is known for creating unconventional graphic and interactive digital musical scores (e.g. “Forgotten Dungeons, Forbidden Woods”), as well as immersive music experiences in virtual spaces (e.g. “Sommeil Magnétique: VR chamber opera”). In recent years, he has also produced numerous large-scale stage performances, seamlessly blending acoustic instruments with electronics and complex 3d visuals (e.g. “Triangulations”, “Stellar”)
Damian has collaborated with esteemed musicians and ensembles from various musical backgrounds, such as David Krakauer, Frank Bungarten, Szymanowski Quartet, Marina Baranova, hand werk, Seth Josel, Hainbach, Amulets, DJ Olive, r beny, Flex Ensemble and many others.
continue —> WORKLIST
2023, Audiovisual Exploration into Liminal Spaces and AI Photography
2015-2017, Experimental 3d animation film / video-installation, 45min.
Sponsored by nordmedia - Film- und Mediengesellschaft Niedersachsen / Bremen mbH.
2021, Tabletop tape-loop micro-opera in six acts (feat. Line Bøgh). Inspired by a short story by Margaret Atwood.