After a sold out show at Tafelhalle Nuremberg the collaboration between Frieder and Norbert Nagel is coming to Munich on may 22th. Frieder Nagel & Norbert Nagel - both from completely different musical backgrounds - open up cosmic worlds inside the smallest nuances of sound and cut through the noise of Jazz, electronic, minimal and classical music. While you get invited to take off and dream, they create music that is grounded in a fascinating way. Contemporary music in the truest sense of the word, which enchants the listener into the here and now - right into the moment. The concert will take place as part of the event series Westend Vibes inside a beautiful church and be accompanied by drummer Elias Bohatsch from Wait of the World and the light art of Stephan Scheiderer – Doors 19:30
Frieder Nagel performs his remix for Aqaxa live during the Nuremberg Pop Festival showcasing his unique electronic live-set and accompanied by the local visual art collective AE Zone.
Frieder Nagel makes a much-anticipated return to InFiné with a new series of his signature retro-futuristic and symphonic electronica. This time, his sound is more beat-driven and high-pressure, yet it retains the elegant balance between traditional instrumentation and his deep obsession with vintage synths.
"Do as I Please" is a haunting anthem that echoes the euphoric mid-2000s golden age of melodic club music—both exhilarating and hypnotic. As soon as the german composer and sound artist begins to improvise on his Moog and muscle memory takes over, the listener is transported to a space between downfall and resurgence.
At its core, "Do as I Please" captures the eternal struggle between surrender and control—the inner dialogue between despair and hope. It reflects the overwhelming desire to break free from the machinery of life while still yearning for stability.
Known for his complex, boundary-pushing approach to electronic music, Nagel has steadily built a reputation beyond the mainstream radar. A dedicated synth collector and sonic craftsman, that has performed internationally at places like Centquatre Paris, Reeperbahn, Multiplica and Scopitone Festival, collaborated with visual artists like Maotik, remixed Rone, Santé or Niklas Paschburg, and designed immersive spaces where music and art collide.