Mexican Alps by Niklas Paschburg - Niklas Paschburg [NPLP001]

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Mexican Alps

Niklas Paschburg

A 7 track ambient ep (27m 20s) — released July 18th 2025 on Niklas Paschburg

#electronic #ambient

Niklas Paschburg has been spent the past 9 years making a name as one of the vital

talents in contemporary classical music, and a must know modern composer. His latest

body of work sees him join the roster at the storied independent label, Nettwerk and

embark on a new creative endeavour.

Spurred on by his own curiosity, the German musician adds yet another important piece

to an artistic journey that began in 2016 with the debut EP "Tuur Mang Welten" and

continued with three albums (plus this new EP), a variety of remixes, and collaborations

(ranging from RY X to Asgeir, Hania Rani to Bryan Senti, and emerging club stars Fejka

and Nills Hoffman), as well as soundtracks for the films "Presque" by Bernard Campan

and Alexandre Jollien, and "Ernesto's Island" by Ronald Vietz. Alongside the production

of the first record of classical cellist Dobrawa Czocher.
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