Nils Frahm announces new collaborative album with F.S. Blumm

Nils Frahm announced details of a new album with frequent collaborator FS Blumm.

‘2X1=4’ will debut in September through Frahm’s new LEITER label and is getting a video preview for the first single ‘Desert Mule’.

Blumm talked about the album’s origins in a statement, “We had a certain sound in mind,” which was influenced by these ’80s rhythm machines, and we suddenly discovered a shared love for dubbing”.

Frahm added: “We keep creating new songs from these sessions and starting over and over again. It’s a time-consuming process, but it’s really fun.”

“I like to end up somewhere where I marvel at myself, the machine or the person with whom I am making music,” adds Blumm, and Frahm confirms: “None of this is too serious. important. The recording is just a dub recording like the previous ones were jazz recordings…”

Watch the couple’s video for ‘Desert Mule’ below. ‘2X1=4’ released on September 3 through LEITER and can be pre-ordered here.

Frahm’s most recent album is in the form ‘Graz’, an unexpected record that came at the end of March to mark Frahm’s creation, Piano Day.

The next record from live albums and concert movies, Tripping With Nils Frahm, was released last December.

In other places, Frahm condemns NFTs as “the most disgusting thing on the planet” in a recent interview.

“Even some of my heroes like the Aphex Twin are selling, sorry, crap for $130,000,” he said, adding that he believes “it is unforgivable to get involved in something like this.” something so bleak and wrong.”