SOUND
A showcase of my electronic music and chip-music remixes, reinterpretations and original tracks.
Sound & Music at ACC:Xess
A personal page about my love for electronic and chip music — from early experiments with ReBirth, Rubberduck and Fruity Loops to remixes of Atari ST game and demo-scene tunes and original tracks. Enjoy the sounds and explore the music I’ve created over the years.
Ever since I first heard the music of Jean-Michel Jarre, I have loved electronic music, everything from ambient to hard electronic beats. For a long time, I had no interest in making music of my own, but that all changed in the late ’90s when I got hold of copies of ReBirth, Rubberduck, and Hammerhead. I spent countless hours creating squeaky acid sounds and drumbeats. A couple of years later, I got a copy of FL Studio (back then known as Fruity Loops), a program I still use for all my music production. Because of my love for chip music, especially Atari ST chip music, I started making remixes of classic Atari ST demo scene and game tunes. This led to a couple of remix CDs that are downloadable in the Download section of this website. This was and still is my way of giving something back to a community that has brought me so much joy over the years.
Original music and sound experiments
Beyond remixes, I also create original music and sound pieces.
These range from electronic and ambient tracks to more experimental sound explorations, often inspired by retro aesthetics, synthetic textures, and evolving patterns.
Some projects focus purely on musical expression, while others explore sound as a technical or conceptual element — tools, workflows, or experiments that blur the line between music and graphics.
Platforms and releases
Here you’ll find selected works hosted on platforms such as Bandcamp, YouTube, and Spotify — including remixes, original tracks, and audio-visual experiments.
ACC:Xess serves as a home base for these explorations, tying together sound, music, and technology into a single creative space.
