Dutch artist and composer Andert Tysma grabbed our attention with his third single “Invitation” off of his forthcoming debut album “Children Of Trinoom”. We rarely cover instrumentals, but this really spoke to us and we knew we needed to share it with you. We have a feeling you’re going to love it just as much as we do and will leave you stuck on constant repeat for days.
The track comes with a truly mesmerising video that creates a unique atmosphere and allows the viewer to really zone in and focuses on Tysma’s delicate piano performance and heart-tugging slide guitar making a breathtaking combination. The instrumentation is captivating and there is an amazing level of creativity that shines through this track. We love Andert’s musical style and the production here is different, solid and brought this track to the next level.
Regardless of your music taste, we’re confident you’ll enjoy this new track and you will love to share it with everyone you know. Andert Tysma is a professional artist and has a unique sound, brings a great variety of tastes and styles to his music that will not only demand your attention but will keep you coming back for more. We love what Tysma brought to the table today and we’re super excited to hear his upcoming album, “Children Of Trinoom“. But until that happens, we’ll just have to keep this on repeat.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Dutch artist and composer Andert Tysma came from out of the shadows to release his debut album on UK label Apollo/R&S Records (i.a. James Blake, Aphex Twin) in the autumn of 2022. The seasoned musician has toured the world performing as bass and piano player with several established artists like Thomas Azier, Anouk, Benny Sings & BEA1991. On debut album ‘Children Of Trinoom’, Tysma fully immerses himself in a solo offering of breath-taking quality.
Recorded primarily in Atlas Studios on the outskirts of Berlin, and mixed and engineerd by the award-winning producer Robin Hunt (i.a. Stromae, Thomas Azier, Woodkid, Remme, Kovacs), who constructed a unique recording space in a repurposed GDR metal foundry, the seasoned musician brings together eight emotive and tender compositions, showcasing the refreshing neo-classic style that Tysma has made his own.
