Stigmatique

Release Time!

It’s that time again – the next release is just around the corner.

I would like to thank the entire crew for their trust and incredible support.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I would also like to thank my friend Jürgen from the .blog , who has always supported me and been there to help.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to premiere my releases on your blog.

1.) 1000 Backups (Original Mix)
2.) Der Flug der Feuervögel (Original Mix)
3.) Kushisake (Original Mix)
4.) Aus der Asche (Original Mix)
5.) Silver Surfing (Original Mix)
6.) The Winged Shadow (Original Mix)
7.) Thousand Needles (Original Mix)

Release Date: May 1, 2025
Format: Digital

April Charts!

The end of the month is here, and here are my very own charts for April.

A big thank you to all the artists who have once again contributed to this.

1.) Hakkon - Dark Protocol (Original Mix)
2.) Roman Farov - In Between (Original Mix)
3.) Arjun Vagale & Oxygeno - Neural Eclipse (Original Mix)
4.) West Code - Tribalmente (Original Mix)
5.) Exos - Fögur Er Hliðin (Original Mix)
6.) PBJ - Sin Título (Original Mix)
7.) PBJ - Behind Enemy Lines (Original Mix)
8.) Mintech - A02 (Original Mix)
9.) Justin Berkovi - Step Up (Ignez Remix)
10.) Ølmø - Wave Interferences (Original Mix)

A Dark Side

At some point, every musician feels the pull toward unfamiliar territory—the urge to explore sounds beyond their established identity. Beneath the surface, there is often a private inclination, a hidden musical fascination that rarely finds its way into the spotlight.

For me, that fascination is EBM—Electronic Body Music. Not to be confused with EDM, EBM occupies a distinctly different space: raw, physical, and uncompromising. It channels an almost primal energy, emphasizing rhythm and intensity over convention.

The roots of EBM can be traced back to the 1980s and early 1990s, where its early elements surfaced alongside key figures of the wave scene. Over time, the genre has been shaped by influential artists such as Nitzer Ebb, Phase Fatale, and Thomas P. Heckmann, each contributing to its evolution and enduring presence.

Today, EBM stands as a vital force within contemporary electronic music culture, deeply embedded in clubs and underground venues worldwide. It is, at its core, music for the body—direct, driving, and unapologetically physical.

Enjoy listening to my new tracks

Production Day

No musician has ever appeared out of nowhere.
Being a musician requires a great deal of dedication, a strong sense of responsibility, and a lot of passion.

Sometimes there are days when you feel as though you can’t create anything, and other days when ideas just bubble up inside you.

That doesn’t mean you’re any less or more creative on those days, but rather that you might be lacking a bit of emotional depth on a particular day to tap into the feelings you want to express in your music at that moment. That’s perfectly normal. (It would be awful if someone were always in the same state of mind.)

Use the emotions you have—otherwise, there’s no point in producing music.

Production Day

No musician has ever appeared out of nowhere.
Being a musician requires a great deal of dedication, a strong sense of responsibility, and a lot of passion.

Sometimes there are days when you feel as though you can’t create anything, and other days when ideas just bubble up inside you.

That doesn’t mean you’re any less or more creative on those days, but rather that you might be lacking a bit of emotional depth on a particular day to tap into the feelings you want to express in your music at that moment. That’s perfectly normal. (It would be awful if someone were always in the same state of mind.)

Of course, there are many reasons why you might not feel creative at times, but a lack of emotional depth can ultimately lead people to produce purely rational music just for the sake of creating something.
The result? Machine-like, monotonous music without a soul.

Use the emotions you have—otherwise, there’s no point in producing music.