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Slow Magic is an electronic musician known for developing cosmic electronic music that has resonated with audiences worldwide.
Interview regarding his new album, collaborations, and the effect of the Corona on his work.
An AMA (Ask Me Anything) session where Slow Magic discussed his decade-long music career and his album "it's the end of the world, but it's ok."
Featured as an artist, described as a creator of cosmic electronic music crafted with human hands.
An interview titled "Held Still, Briefly” discussing a collaboration with Above & Beyond for their “Bigger Than All Of Us” tour.
Featured in an article discussing his appearance at the Gothic Theatre and the paradox of his anonymous identity.
Personal artist page with 32,020 followers, showcasing his music and updates.
An interview discussing his dreamy and celestial sound, drumming, and iconic stage presence.
Platform for streaming tracks, albums, and playlists by Slow Magic.
Article discussing how Slow Magic generalizes the passion for electronic music and performance art through his masked persona.
Platform providing tour dates, concerts, support acts, reviews, and venue information.
Slow Magic, an electronic music producer, began his career in 2012. That year, he released his debut album, “Triangle,” on the LebensStrasse label. This initial release set the foundation for his distinct sound, characterized by its otherworldly and soothing qualities. The artist actively supported his album by touring with fellow electronic acts Gold Panda and Xxyyxx, which helped establish his presence in the electronic music scene.
In the subsequent years, Slow Magic expanded his creative output through various collaborations and releases. In 2013, he contributed remixes for artists such as Gold Panda and the Spanish indie dance band Delorean. The year 2014 marked the release of a split single with Sun Glitters on LebensStrasse, followed by his album “How to Run Away,” which was distributed by Downtown, an imprint associated with Sony. This period demonstrated a consistent output and a gradual increase in his reach within the industry.
His career continued with the release of the album “Float” in 2017. More recently, Slow Magic released “it’s the end of the world, but it’s ok” in 2020 and a deluxe edition of “Forgotten Feels” in 2023. These projects have continued to build on his established style while incorporating new elements. Additionally, in 2024, he released singles including “Let U Go,” “Waited 4 U (Disco Lines Remix),” and “Girls (Live),” indicating continued artistic activity and audience engagement.
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