Lifestream

Johannes Motschmann's "Lifestream" is a captivating exploration of neoclassical and ambient electronic music, released on 16 August 2019 under the Neue Meister label. This 46-minute journey through ten tracks is a testament to Motschmann's evolving sound, shaped by his long-standing collaboration with Boris Bolles and David Panzl, who also contributed to his previous studio album "Electric Fields."

"Lifestream" is conceived as a narrative arc, reflecting the natural cycle of life, from the euphoric glimmer of "Craving" to the somber tones of "Grave." The album opens with "Interoception," a track that sets the introspective mood, followed by the soothing waves of "Unda Maris." "Mosaic" and "Alpha Waves" delve into intricate soundscapes, while the title track "Lifestream" serves as the heart of the album. The latter half of the album features "Uncanny Valley," "Silhouette," "Nocturnal," and "Grave," each offering a unique sonic experience that builds upon the previous tracks.

Motschmann's expertise in sound design is evident throughout "Lifestream," making it a standout addition to his discography. The album has also inspired remixes, including a notable techno version by Chris Liebing released in 2021. Whether you're a longtime fan of Johannes Motschmann or new to his work, "Lifestream" offers a rich and immersive listening experience that showcases his artistry and innovation in the neoclassical and ambient electronic genres.