What is it about this Elbphilharmonie Session that exudes the greatest magic – Martin Stimming’s organic techno or the sunset over the Port of Hamburg? We think they both complement each other perfectly, and get us in the mood for a little drink!

// Setlist
1. Prepare 0:58
2. Cwejman's Tale 4:15
3. Trains of Hope 13:20
4. Alpe Lusia 17:15
5. The gift that never stops to give 23:00
6. Drips 27:40

Martin Stimming is a music producer from Hamburg who gained fame as part of the DIYNAMIC label with DJs and producers such as Solomun and HOSH. He now tours globally, performing in the hottest clubs and impressing as a live act by doing without a laptop. A sound aesthete and an all-round nice guy who arrived at the Elbphilharmonie with just a rucksack and cheerfully accepted the spartan support of one multi-socket strip and two office speakers. The location of his 30-minute live set is a little unusual: the Artistic Planning office, complete with a view of the Landing Stages. In normal times, it would have been almost impossible to pull off this production because the office is full of hustle and bustle, especially in the evenings. But these are not normal times – so we are delighted to take advantage of this strange situation to present a short and sweet Elbphilharmonie Session with Stimming.

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Music & Sound: Martin Stimming
Video: Nils Kohstall
Concept & Production: Philipp Seliger
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