Entprima Publishing
proudly presents the two lifetime projects by founder Horst Grabosch
Newest Releases & Blogposts
Heroes of the Night Shift
Horst Grabosch’s books focus on the soul. His electronic music has the same theme, even if it is not soul music in the traditional sense. Each song is a little story about the state of the soul. This song is about workers on the night shift. Stylistically, it’s a chilled out RnB track. However, it wouldn’t be a song by Horst Grabosch if it sounded exactly like the popular songs of the RnB genre. Anyone familiar with the artist’s history will know that he never copies anything, but draws on his extensive stage experience. You can assume that all stylistic experience comes from first-hand experience, and that includes merging with his own soul and personality. That’s what you call ‘art’.
Destiny Weaver
Horst Grabosch continues his narrative journey about the states of the human soul. This time the theme is chance in the form of fate. The weaver of fate comes across as a relaxed lady in electro house style and weaves merrily away. With Alexis Entprima, all those involved come together in an upbeat and relaxed club atmosphere. The music has something of the old easy listening style of Bert Kaempfert in it, although it is based on common but oscillating pop styles.
Listening instructions for my music
Music is also fundamentally an art form. All art forms have offshoots in the form of “commercial art”. Paintings are produced as wall decorations for homes and music is also sold as acoustic background music for everyday life. Some artists react to this practice by linking an artistic claim with this social attitude. Andy Warhol’s “Pop Art” is an example of this. Art critics and curators, who are supposed to be an aid to interpretation for art lovers, initially find it difficult to deal with such works because they are strongly linked to art history. This is why innovations in art are often promoted by art fans. That’s why I’m addressing you directly, dear art lover.
After You Left Surprisingly
What makes emotions real? You are listening to a beautiful pop ballad in which a beguiling female voice laments a sad loss. You are touched because you feel the pain. Who is the singer? What does the supposedly delicate creature look like? Who composed the song? We can’t answer the questions seriously, but the result touches and that is the most important thing in music. And yes, the producer of this wonderful mosaic of sound building blocks, soul-searcher Horst Grabosch, has a comprehensive music education – so far it is extremely serious.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and emotions
The use of artificial intelligence in music production has become a hot topic. On the surface, it’s about copyright law, but hidden within that is the accusation that it’s morally reprehensible for artists to make use of AI in production. Reason enough for a concerned person to take a stand on this. My name is Horst Grabosch and I am a book author and music producer at the Entprima Publishing label.
Tropical Fruit Mix
Horst Grabosch and Alexis Entprima with a new dance track that again goes into the leg as well as the brain. A poppy horn section, borrowed from the days of Chicago and Blood Sweat and Tears, is at the center of the song. As you would expect with Grabosch’s compositions, there are also extensive quotes from the blues and a guest appearance by the Peking Opera – all perfectly molded into a tropical house track.
Message From Our Founder
Horst Grabosch
“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.