In a world where AI is increasingly stepping into creative roles - composing music, writing lyrics, playing instruments, even mixing and mastering tracks - it might seem like handmade music is fading into the background.

Add to that: AI now creates visuals, videos, and even runs marketing campaigns. So, it’s fair to ask - what space is left for real musicians?

Our answer: The most important space of all.

We’re not just making music. We’re investing in what machines can’t truly replicate—human connection, emotion, and lived experience. Together, we create innovative music and meaningful content that reflects our deepest feelings, longings, and stories.

Whether it’s in our songs, our artwork, or our videos, everything we do is rooted in real life:

Journeys to places no algorithm can reach. Expertise that goes beyond data. Experiences and insights that aren’t part of any AI training set—and never will be.

As AI continues to grow, we see the need to push back. Not out of fear - but to offer something different. Something human. As authentic artists and creators, we want to bring a fresh perspective - one that’s not defined by trends or data, but by emotion, connection, and creativity.

And we’re not alone in this.

More and more, younger generations are rediscovering the value of physical music.

Compact Discs and vinyl records are making a comeback - not just as collectibles, but as a way to slow down, to really listen, and to reconnect with the music they love.

It’s a quiet rebellion against the endless stream of algorithms and playlists. A growing desire to move away from the overwhelm and instead focus on a few artists who truly matter to the listeners/users. Moreover, Spotify now announced to invest massively (0.7 billion €) into the warefare industry - a step that is recognized not being compatible with the interests and ethics of many musicians who are now starting to re-think their engagement on Spotify.

This shift could be a turning point. One where we move away from machine-curated tracks and algorithmic data-mining-based music distribution to meaningful, human-made sounds and back to physical media. Where emotion, haptic experience, and authenticity take center stage again.

Hopefully, many people - especially of the younger generation - will follow this turn, rethinking how they want to consume music in the future.

And we’re here for human-produced E-Motional Electronic Music and consequently collaborate with ElasticStage and Bandcamp.

Here, new projects / events will be announced to keep YOU informed in advance. Moreover, sneak-previews, audio clips and promotion videos as well as Listening Partys or LIVE! Video Sessions will be made available prior to the release or event. So come across from time to time and stay tuned.

In this section you will always find the latest news on upcoming projects, the next single or album releases. Stay tuned!

Currently, I'm working on a couple of new projects, including new cover versions of "What If" (Cold Play), "Shakedown" (Four80East) and "Carry You" (Rules) collaborating with talented lead singers and employing new gear and sound shaping capabilities. Moreover, some new original fantomacsmusic is on its way - keep on re-visiting this page from time to time!

This is to announce that my latest FIVE ALBUMS are now available for purchase as CD and some even as 12" Vinyls.

They are all readily available on my brand-new "CD / Vinyl Store" page provided by the London-based company called ElasticStage, who provide on-demand production and wordwide distribution services for both, Compact Discs and Vinyls.