Left Engelmann releases A musical odyssey that connects space and time.
From Casio kid to film composer and producer: His new album is the sum of a lifelong journey through the world of sounds.
Left Engelmann invites you on The Journey – a sonic journey that is not only heard, but experienced. It is the culmination of a lifelong obsession with sounds – from the Casio keyboard in the children's room to large-scale compositions for orchestra and film.
His music isn't just entertainment. It's a confession, a yearning, a rebellion—and an invitation to find your own stories within it.
On "The Journey," the grand, emotional sounds of the '80s merge with orchestral depth and rocking guitars. Depeche Mode meets Peter Gabriel, Tears for Fears meets Enya—and in the middle of it all, an artist who makes silence tangible with lyricism.
Behind the beauty of the melodies lurk questions that you also know:
• Who am I when I've lost everything? ("Dangerous Stranger")
• How do I escape my own shadow? (“Decay”)
• Do I even have a choice? (“Nowhere is Now Here”)
But Left Engelmann doesn't leave you standing on the edge. His songs build bridges:
• “Time Traveler” celebrates the freedom of one’s own mind.
• “The Fever Rises” is a leap into the unknown.
• “You can climb it” is a manifesto for all those who do not give up.
Romantic synthpop, born of longing, pain, joy, and passion. These are precisely the lyrical spaces in which silence becomes tangible.
01 The Fever Rises
02 Time Traveler
03 Don't Stop This Train
04 Oblivion
05 Decay
06 Dangerous Stranger
07 You Can Climb It!
08 We Have To Stay
09 Wall
10 Why
11 Nowhere Is Now Here
12 Venus
