Make no mistake - in reality, Nils Frahm has not lost his mind, as one might conclude from the title of his 2015 European tour Nils Frahm Has Lost His Mind, during which he will also stop here. On May 6, he will perform in Ljubljana's Kino Šiška, where it may happen that his burning and extremely emotional music will drive us crazy.
Berlin is famous for exceptional music creators, souls who have found the most melodic way out of the inner city, and one of them is definitely Nils Frahm, which many fans from Slovenia cannot forget after his concert in Menza pri koritu on Metelkova three years ago.
The upcoming performance at the Šiška Cinema will thus remind us how unique a musician the young man from Berlin is, which is not surprising, since he learned to play the piano as a child and through this began to delve into the styles of classical pianists from the past as well as contemporary composers. Incredibly talented and inspired, Nils Frahm has grown into one of the most respected and increasingly adored modern authors, bridging the world's classical and popular music, acoustics and electronics, impressing both serious critics and the modern youth.
In 2009, he created solo piano pieces Winter music and The Bells, and two years later he drew attention to himself with an album Felt, which the audience took as a favorite among the pucks, and the critics praised him without hesitation. Two solo synthesizer short albums followed in 2012 Screws and Juno. The latter got a sequel with the title Juno Teworkd (2013), on which they guest with remixes Luke Abbott and Clark. The ninth album was joined by an album in the same year after two years of collecting material and creating Spaces, expressing his love for experimentation and responding to fans' wishes for an album that truly reflects what they experience at concerts.
His intimate and moving piano compositions, which are the reason why we can hear our hearts beating under his stage and feel our spines crawl, we can also experience them live again.
