đ€ TRENTEMĂLLER [Atmospheric Techno]
- TRENTEMĂLLER➤Trnt➤Obverse➤00:00:40
- TRENTEMĂLLER➤...Even Though You're With Another Girl [Pantha Du Prince Vocal Remix]➤...Even Though You're With Another Girl➤00:08:47
- TRENTEMĂLLER➤Take Me Into Your Skin➤The Last Resort➤00:17:48
- BOOKA SHADE➤Outskirts [TrentemĂžller Remix]➤Cinematic Shades [The Slow Songs]➤00:25:32
- THE RAVEONETTES➤Lust [TrentemĂžller Remix]➤The Raveonettes Remixed➤00:31:17
- PET SHOP BOYS➤Sodom [TrentemĂžller Remix]➤Fundamentalism 12" #1➤00:38:45
- FRED EVERYTHING + VANESSA BAKER➤Friday [TrentemĂžller Remix]➤Friday➤00:46:12
- KIRA SKOV➤Religiously Young [Remix Anders TrentemĂžller]➤Frie BĂžrn Leger Bedst➤00:53:02
- YOSHIMOTO➤Du What U Du [TrentemĂžller Mix]➤Du What U Do➤00:59:22
- UNAI➤Oh You And I [TrentemĂžller Remix]➤Oh You And I➤01:07:05
- JACONFETTI➤Hold Nu Kay [TrentemĂžller Remix]➤Hold Nu Kay [TrentemĂžller Remix]➤01:15:19
- DEPECHE MODE➤Personal Jesus [TrentemĂžller Remix B Side]➤Personal Jesus |TrentemĂžller Remixes]➤01:21:53
- APHEX TWIN VS RUN JEREMY➤Windowlicker [TrentemĂžller Re-Edit]➤Windowlicker [TrentemĂžller Re-Edit]➤01:28:26
- MODESELEKTOR➤The White Flash [TrentemĂžller Remix]➤Godspeed / The White Flash➤01:34:11
- LULU ROUGE➤Bless You [TrentemĂžller Remix]➤Bless You [Remixes]➤01:43:39
- TRENTEMĂLLER➤Shades Of Marble [TrentemĂžller Remix]➤Shades Of Marble Remixes➤01:53:28
- TRENTEMĂLLER➤Polar Shift [Original Mix]➤Polar Shift➤02:01:54
✚ Anders TrentemĂžller has established himself since the early 2000s as one of the major figures on the Danish electronic music scene. Born and based in Copenhagen, he has developed a musical language in which the boundaries between electronic music, house, techno, ambient, post-rock, shoegaze, and experimental pop have gradually become blurred. His early productions, notably released on Poker Flat and Audiomatique, attracted attention for their rhythmic precision, sophisticated textures, and ability to combine dancefloor effectiveness with atmospheric depth. Before embarking on his solo career, TrentemĂžller was notably involved in the live project Trigbag, an experience that connected him to club culture while preparing the ground for his evolution toward a more personal approach to composition. His early EPs and singles already revealed a strong taste for deep basslines, minimalist pulses, microscopic details, and melancholic melodies. In 2006, the album The Last Resort marked a decisive turning point and considerably expanded his international audience. The record transformed the codes of electronic music into a dark, cinematic, and contemplative universe, in which every rhythm seemed charged with narrative tension. TrentemĂžller demonstrated that music created within electronic culture could function as a work intended for attentive listening, built upon duration and nuance. His work with timbre, silence, reverberation, and stereo space gave his compositions an almost architectural depth. In 2007, he formed his first full live band and began presenting his music with musicians rather than simply reproducing the logic of a DJ set on stage. This transformation became essential to his artistic development, as electronic music for TrentemĂžller ceased to be solely a studio-based practice and became a collective instrumental experience as well. His second album, Into The Great Wide Yonder, released in 2010, intensified this evolution by introducing more acoustic instruments and a style of writing closer to indie rock, folk, and ambient music. The result moved even further away from the dancefloor without abandoning the principles of precision and sonic construction inherited from electronic music. TrentemĂžller began to explore suspense, tension, repetition, and release as dramaturgical tools. In 2013, Lost developed this direction further with a broader, atmospheric, and romantic sound in which vocals and guitars assumed an increasingly prominent role. Above all, the album confirmed his refusal to be confined to a single category, turning hybridization from a stylistic effect into a genuine compositional method. In 2016, Fixion continued this exploration by developing darker textures, complex rhythms, and arrangements that brought electronic music even closer to post-punk and experimental rock. With Obverse, released in 2019, TrentemĂžller pushed the principle of experimentation even further, with the album initially conceived as an instrumental project before several tracks were enriched with vocals. His collaborations with singers such as Jehnny Beth, Mimi Parker, Kazu Makino, Jenny Lee, and Rachel Goswell illustrate his continuing desire to bring electronic sound into dialogue with distinctive vocal personalities. At the same time, his work as a remixer became another important component of his influence, with remixes for Depeche Mode, Tricky, Savages, Pet Shop Boys, UNKLE, Franz Ferdinand, and many other artists. These remixes demonstrate his ability to transpose his aesthetic into different musical worlds while maintaining a recognizable sonic signature. In 2022, Memoria deepened his exploration of memory, impermanence, light, and darkness, while reinforcing the contrasts that define his compositional language. The track “Into The Silence,” featuring DĂSA, extends this approach through a form in which guitars, synthesizers, and vocals merge into a dreamlike atmosphere. In 2024, Dreamweaver opened another chapter by combining dream pop, shoegaze, darkwave, motorik, noise rock, and introspective electronic music. The album demonstrates that, nearly two decades after The Last Resort, TrentemĂžller continues to regard electronic music as an open territory rather than a strictly defined genre. His contribution therefore lies less in the creation of a new style than in his ability to make club culture interact with home listening, rock, songwriting, ambient music, and sonic experimentation. His music transforms electronic rhythm into emotional matter and the soundscape into a genuine space for narrative. More than simply a techno or house producer, TrentemĂžller emerges as an electronic composer whose work is built upon tensions between movement and stillness, Nordic coolness and organic warmth, machines and instruments, darkness and melody. His story ultimately reminds us that electronic music can be both physical and contemplative, addressed simultaneously to the body and the imagination, and that machines can become instruments of a truly sensitive form of musical writing.
✚ Anders TrentemĂžller s’est imposĂ© depuis le dĂ©but des annĂ©es 2000 comme l’une des figures majeures de la scĂšne Ă©lectronique danoise. NĂ© et basĂ© Ă Copenhague, il construit une musique oĂč les frontiĂšres entre Ă©lectronique, house, techno, ambient, post-rock, shoegaze et pop expĂ©rimentale deviennent progressivement poreuses. Ses premiĂšres productions, notamment publiĂ©es sur Poker Flat et Audiomatique, attirent l’attention par leur prĂ©cision rythmique, leurs textures sophistiquĂ©es et leur capacitĂ© Ă conjuguer efficacitĂ© du dancefloor et profondeur atmosphĂ©rique. Avant sa carriĂšre solo, TrentemĂžller participe notamment au projet live Trigbag, expĂ©rience qui l’inscrit dans la culture des clubs tout en prĂ©parant son Ă©volution vers une approche plus personnelle de la composition. Ses premiers EP et singles rĂ©vĂšlent dĂ©jĂ un goĂ»t marquĂ© pour les basses profondes, les pulsations minimalistes, les micro-dĂ©tails et les mĂ©lodies mĂ©lancoliques. En 2006, l’album The Last Resort constitue un tournant dĂ©cisif et Ă©largit considĂ©rablement son audience internationale. Le disque transforme les codes de la musique Ă©lectronique en un univers cinĂ©matographique, sombre et contemplatif, dans lequel chaque rythme semble chargĂ© d’une tension narrative. TrentemĂžller dĂ©montre alors qu’une production destinĂ©e Ă la culture Ă©lectronique peut fonctionner comme une Ćuvre d’Ă©coute, construite sur la durĂ©e et les nuances. Son travail sur les timbres, les silences, les rĂ©verbĂ©rations et les espaces stĂ©rĂ©ophoniques contribue Ă donner Ă ses compositions une profondeur presque architecturale. En 2007, il constitue son premier vĂ©ritable groupe live et commence Ă prĂ©senter sa musique avec des musiciens, plutĂŽt que de reproduire simplement sur scĂšne la logique du DJ set. Cette transformation devient essentielle dans son parcours, car l’Ă©lectronique cesse chez lui d’ĂȘtre uniquement une musique produite en studio pour devenir Ă©galement une expĂ©rience instrumentale collective. Son deuxiĂšme album, Into The Great Wide Yonder, publiĂ© en 2010, accentue cette Ă©volution en introduisant davantage d’instruments acoustiques et une Ă©criture plus proche du rock indĂ©pendant, du folk et de l’ambient. Le rĂ©sultat s’Ă©loigne encore du dancefloor sans abandonner les principes de prĂ©cision et de construction sonore hĂ©ritĂ©s de la musique Ă©lectronique. TrentemĂžller explore alors le suspense, la tension, la rĂ©pĂ©tition et la libĂ©ration comme autant d’outils dramaturgiques. En 2013, Lost approfondit cette orientation avec une musique plus ample, atmosphĂ©rique et romantique, dans laquelle les voix et les guitares occupent une place croissante. L’album confirme surtout son refus de se laisser enfermer dans une catĂ©gorie unique, faisant de l’hybridation non pas un effet de style mais une vĂ©ritable mĂ©thode de composition. En 2016, Fixion poursuit cette recherche en dĂ©veloppant des textures plus sombres, des rythmes complexes et des arrangements qui rapprochent encore davantage l’Ă©lectronique du post-punk et du rock expĂ©rimental. Avec Obverse, en 2019, TrentemĂžller pousse plus loin encore le principe d’expĂ©rimentation, l’album ayant Ă©tĂ© conçu initialement comme un projet instrumental avant que plusieurs morceaux ne soient enrichis par des voix. Ses collaborations avec des chanteuses telles que Jehnny Beth, Mimi Parker, Kazu Makino, Jenny Lee ou Rachel Goswell illustrent cette volontĂ© constante de confronter la matiĂšre Ă©lectronique Ă des personnalitĂ©s vocales singuliĂšres. ParallĂšlement, son activitĂ© de remixeur devient une autre composante importante de son influence, avec des travaux pour Depeche Mode, Tricky, Savages, Pet Shop Boys, UNKLE, Franz Ferdinand et de nombreux autres artistes. Ces remixes tĂ©moignent de sa capacitĂ© Ă dĂ©placer son esthĂ©tique vers d’autres univers tout en conservant une signature sonore reconnaissable. En 2022, Memoria approfondit les thĂšmes de la mĂ©moire, de l’impermanence, de la lumiĂšre et de l’obscuritĂ©, tout en renforçant les contrastes qui caractĂ©risent son Ă©criture. Le titre « Into The Silence », rĂ©alisĂ© avec DĂSA, prolonge cette approche dans une forme oĂč guitares, synthĂ©tiseurs et voix se fondent dans une atmosphĂšre rĂȘveuse. En 2024, Dreamweaver ouvre un nouveau chapitre en mĂȘlant dream pop, shoegaze, dark wave, motorik, noise rock et Ă©lectronique introspective. L’album montre que, prĂšs de deux dĂ©cennies aprĂšs The Last Resort, TrentemĂžller continue de considĂ©rer la musique Ă©lectronique comme un territoire ouvert plutĂŽt que comme un genre dĂ©fini. Son apport rĂ©side ainsi moins dans la crĂ©ation d’un nouveau style que dans sa maniĂšre de faire dialoguer la culture du club avec l’Ă©coute domestique, le rock, la chanson, l’ambient et l’expĂ©rimentation sonore. Sa musique transforme le rythme Ă©lectronique en matiĂšre Ă©motionnelle et l’espace sonore en vĂ©ritable lieu de narration. Plus qu’un producteur de techno ou de house, TrentemĂžller apparaĂźt donc comme un compositeur Ă©lectronique dont le travail repose sur la tension entre mouvement et immobilitĂ©, froideur nordique et chaleur organique, machines et instruments, obscuritĂ© et mĂ©lodie. Son histoire rappelle finalement que la musique Ă©lectronique peut ĂȘtre simultanĂ©ment physique et contemplative, destinĂ©e au corps comme Ă l’imagination, et que ses machines peuvent devenir les instruments d’une vĂ©ritable Ă©criture sensible.

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