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It’s Raining in Strange Spaces – Songwriter’s Imagination

It’s Raining in Strange Spaces – Songwriter’s Imagination

Cinematic eclecticism meets defiant cheerfulness – a melange of surreal imagery, a driving groove, and that one voice whispering in your ear: “You know perfectly well that this is nonsense. And that’s precisely why it’s perfect.” The guitars sound like they’re mocking physics, the beat plods through the song like a drunkard through a sandstorm, and the chorus? It’s so infectious that by the third “It’s rainin’ up in the air,” you’ll have forgotten that rain actually falls downwards.

Brasil Night – Songwriter’s Imagination

Brasil Night – Songwriter’s Imagination

Brasil Night – Songwriter’s Imagination is the second track in songwriter Horst Grabosch’s “Nothing is Real” series. The series responds to the enormous development of artificial intelligence, which, in the case of music AI, also raises questions about the exclusivity of creativity among humans. The philosophically trained songwriter answers this question artistically by having AI reinterpret his previously released songs—with philosophically infused prompts that fuse his own sonic dreams with the AI’s creative freedom to create a new quality.

It’s Not a Question – Songwriter’s Imagination

It’s Not a Question – Songwriter’s Imagination

“It’s Not a Question” is not a song about love. It’s a song about the moment we realize we don’t know the rules of the game. And that the poison of doubt has long since taken hold within us – silently, inexorably.

Durch Emergenz zu Exzellenz

Durch Emergenz zu Exzellenz

‘The whole is more than the sum of its parts,’ Aristotle supposedly once said. This phenomenon is called emergence. This view is sometimes the cause of a further overestimation of man. This song deals with this overestimation in a sarcastic way. To fully enjoy the musical performance, a clear mind is definitely an advantage.

Modernes Reisen

Modernes Reisen

A new satirical song in German by Horst Grabosch. Once again, contradictions collide in a humorous way. A lively music, whose genre is difficult to identify, meets a title and lyrics that are full of black humour. At a train station, only a few passengers are waiting for the train to the afterlife because there are no return tickets. However, well-filled special trains are also mentioned, which run ‘when generals ride on cannons’. However, it is also worth waiting a little while for the great flood (climate change) to come, when you can buy a cruise ticket. Humour could hardly be blacker than this.

Spaceship Lofi Deck

Spaceship Lofi Deck

Young people on board an Exodus spaceship are relaxing on the Lo-Fi deck. They prefer music that reminds them of their origins on planet Earth. We can already see that from the covers and titles of the songs, but the music goes deeper and reveals the depths of Horst Grabosch’s soul. It no longer matters who is actually playing the music or what sound techniques are being used. The compilation of all the parts tells the true story, which always has a bittersweet note, even in his most buoyant pieces. Perhaps you can only produce something like this at an advanced age and perhaps only then understand it – unless the listener opens their mind to the secrets of human existence.

Homo Superior

Homo Superior

After the brilliant album ‘Und auf einmal sang der Golem neben mir’, Grabosch seems to have added a new section to his diverse musical output. German songs with sarcastic lyrics that are more like poems than conventional song lyrics. However, his sarcasm always has a hopeful undertone, representing a longing for the good. And it is precisely this ambivalence that is underlined by the music. Each song is like a puzzle that plays with music history and musical genres. This also applies to ‘Homo Superior’, which is thematically reminiscent of the Entprima Jazz Cosmonauts’ track ‘Superhuman’. It fits into a time in which a tendency towards autocratic leaders can be observed in many regions of the world.

Message From Our Founder

Horst Grabosch

Horst Grabosch

Founder

 

“Development don’t stop!” When we started with Entprima, there was a band called Entprima Live without any recordings but lot of live events. You can follow the way of this band on their own website > Entprima Live

Meanwhile we have recording projects with million plays and things get more complex. I try my best to give you an overview and to keep you informed.

In addition, I started publishing books in 2022, which were also produced by Entprima Publishing. Due to the ongoing problems with the well-known platforms Facebook, Instagram etc. (> Statement), I have also set up a community in the style of Patreon here, where all the content available online can be found.