All Melody
A purpose-built studio becomes a single vast instrument — pipe organ, modular synths, and choir woven into an all-encompassing sound world where the distinction between acoustic and electronic dissolves entirely.
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Era & Context
Released in 2018 at the peak of the neo-classical movement's mainstream visibility, All Melody represented Frahm's leap from intimate piano to grand-scale sonic architecture. Built in his purpose-designed Funkhaus studio in Berlin, it embodied a broader cultural trend of analog revival and craftsmanship as resistance to algorithmic music production.
Career Phase
Grand-scale works merging analog synthesizers, pipe organ, and ensemble instruments in a purpose-built studio, expanding the intimate piano language into architectural sound spaces of immersive duration.
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A second layer for farther resonances: connections that may not sound closest at first, but still point somewhere useful.