Interplay

Interplay is a dynamic artist collective hailing from Germany, renowned for their genre-blending approach that traverses electronic, ambient, and experimental music. Formed in the vibrant sonic landscape of Berlin in the late 2010s, Interplay was founded by producers Lena Fischer, Markus Vogel, and Jonas Kreutz, who each bring a unique musical background spanning classical training, jazz improvisation, and avant-garde sound design. Their collaborative process thrives on the fusion of analog synthesizers with organic field recordings, crafting immersive soundscapes that evoke both intimacy and grand cinematic breadth.

Drawing inspiration from the city’s multicultural pulse and the interplay of technology and nature, their debut album "Mosaic Fields" garnered critical acclaim for its intricate layering and emotional depth. Known for multisensory live performances that blend visuals, improvisation, and interactive installations, Interplay has captivated audiences at leading European festivals such as CTM Berlin and Reeperbahn. Dedicated to pushing the boundaries of musical storytelling, Interplay continues to redefine contemporary sound art through innovation, collaboration, and a deep commitment to their artistic vision.