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Ultra Music
Ultra Music is a group formed by Chris Heinlein, Jonas Lipke, and Jeremy Lee. They make electronic dance music, and their song "Forever In My Mind" has found...
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Ultra Music is a group formed by Chris Heinlein, Jonas Lipke, and Jeremy Lee. They make electronic dance music, and their song "Forever In My Mind" has found an audience.
Their debut album was called "Convergence." They followed it with other releases, including "Limitless" and an album also titled "Forever In My Mind."
Heinlein handles keyboards and songwriting, Lipke works on electronic sound design, and Lee provides percussion. The group has faced some criticism for sticking to their artistic approach rather than pursuing more commercial directions.
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