Artist description Michiel van Erp his skill and creativity has led him to move from the piano to the more complex and versatile electronic keyboard and synthesizer. With this instrument, he has created a fully unique and excitingly beautiful new sound. A precise taskmaster, he works diligently to craft each intricate new musical composition. His music, while evocative and pleasant to hear, is also interesting and complex. Michiel van Erp is a genre in the making!

Music Style Funk, Lounge, Ambient, New Age, Dance, Jungle

Musical Influences Vangelis, BT, LTJ Bukem

Similar Artists Trenzer (this was my alias some years ago) :)

Group Members Michiel van Erp

Albums Intentions

Press Reviews "Refreshing and brilliantly relaxing, yet thoughtfully stimulating, your music is like sparkling waters flowing over fresh earth. Yeah! I like it. Please make more!" Lynne Perry ***************************************************************************** "Dude, your music kicks ass! I always listened to all the other kinds of music (your influences to be exact) and wondered when the hell someone was gonna combine em all and create one good sound, and you went and did it. You kick some major ass!!!" Chie Hurt ***************************************************************************** "Damn dude, your Jungle track on mp3.com blew my mind. I've been playing around trying to create electronic music, and your track was a complete inspiration. My stuff seems so primative now...You got a great balance, tight beats, groovy bassline, and flowing jazz-like piano leads. You're a friggin musical genius." Sterling Okura ***************************************************************************** Many more reviews at http://dit.is/muziek

Location Zoetermeer, ZH - Netherlands

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