ZERO GRAVITY by Fride Wolbrandt LaMBadaLabor

I like all kinds of electronic sound generators for creating soundtracks.
As a child, I was fascinated when, at night, the various stations on the medium wave radio slowly blended together and dissolved into a cosmic wave chaos, only to reappear as Far Eastern sounds.

When I was about 8 years old, I stood at the sink in front of my parents' collection of mouthwashes, aftershaves, perfumes, and suntan oils in various colors, I had the idea of mixing them together in the hope of somehow creating previously unheard sounds that might inspire me.
What a stupid idea, how could anyone come up with something like that, but I firmly believed that something would happen.
Apart from a few beautiful color patterns and shapes between the oil and mouthwash, nothing happened, but years later it led to a nice mess in the slide projector. trying to make a psychedelic Lightshow.
But I think that's still what drives me today to search for new sounds and sound patterns,and what I've been passionately pursuing
on the side all these years as a drummer.
I think the ambient category is closest to what I like to do,
even though I always feel like I'm sitting between two stools.
I hope that I can bring a little joy to a few people who also like
to listen to this kind of thing.

For those interested in what sound sources I used:
Acces Virus 1, AKAI MPC 2500, EMU E64, Quasimidi Raven, Nord drum 3, Elektron Digitakt, Nanobox Lemondrop, Sonicware Ambient,
Soma Rumble of the ancient times, Chase Bliss Habit,
Korg Kaoss Pad/ Volca Drum, Conductive Lab NDLR

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