Felix Niemeyer
Felix Niemeyer is a Berlin-born electronic musician who started making music in the mid-2000s. His self-titled debut album came out in 2008, and the track...
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Felix Niemeyer is a Berlin-born electronic musician who started making music in the mid-2000s. His self-titled debut album came out in 2008, and the track 'Lotus Flower' from that record got some attention internationally. He's put out several albums since then, including 'The Castle' in 2010 and 'The White House' in 2012.
His music tends toward the atmospheric side of electronic production, with melodies that can feel both hypnotic and a bit introspective. Some listeners have found his work emotionally resonant, while others have called it dark or pessimistic. He's kept making music on his own terms regardless.
Niemeyer's catalog includes songs like 'Mailman' and 'Windmill' alongside 'Lotus Flower.' He's released albums roughly every couple of years through the 2010s, with 'Blauer Vogel' in 2014, 'Alchemy' in 2016, and 'Lost in Space' following that pattern.
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