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Hannes Kretzer Releases “Body, We Die In Peace”

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In search of the perfect acoustic mirror for his perception of the world Hannes Kretzer started early to collect and distort sound effects until they fitted into his mental universe. Synthesizer pioneers from the 70’s were his first spiritual companions on his experimental encounter with sound.

From the beginnings in meditative ambient grew an equally strong fascination for straight-forward pop culture. 

Intrigued by the idea of bringing together these contrasting worlds Hannes Kretzer embarked on a new journey to incorporate a sense for dynamics, evolving structure, juxtaposition and space into his new creations. They are meant to evoke deep euphoric feelings in the audience.

His latest song “Body, We Die In Peace” is now available across all platforms! Be sure to give it a listen.

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