Nils Frahm

Nils Frahm, born in 1982 in Hamburg, Germany, is a renowned composer, producer, and DJ known for his innovative blending of classical and electronic music. Raised in a musical household, Frahm started learning piano at an early age under the tutelage of Nahum Brodski, a student of Tchaikovsky’s last scholar. His early fascination with both traditional and contemporary sounds serves as a foundation for his signature style, which fuses neoclassical pianism with experimental electronica.

Throughout his career, Frahm has released numerous critically acclaimed albums, including "Felt" (2011), "Spaces" (2013), and "All Melody" (2018). He is celebrated for his live performances, often creating immersive auditory experiences using a vast array of instruments, analog equipment, and improvisational techniques. As a DJ, Frahm crafts sets that reflect his wide sonic interests—from ambient soundscapes to pulsing techno—dissecting boundaries between genres and eras.

Frahm is also the founder of the Piano Day festival, an international event launched in 2015 to celebrate the piano and its music. His work in film scoring and collaborations with artists such as Ólafur Arnalds and F.S.

Blumm further highlight his versatility and commitment to musical exploration. Based in Berlin, Nils Frahm continues to influence the contemporary music landscape, with his compelling productions and performances earning him a dedicated global following.