Album lore

Jan Rohrweg’s "Am Sand," issued by Eierlikör Records in late 2024, assembles twelve tracks of German indie that sit quietly within the current canon. Recorded with various collaborators — including vocal contributions from Sigrid Horn, Alex Kerbl, Sophie Abraham, Bernhard Scheiblauer, and Leonie Maria Grössl — the album balances a measured intimacy with subtle textural shifts. Tracks such as "Sand," the featured selection, and "Systemanalyse" reveal Rohrweg’s penchant for understated melodic structures paired with restrained instrumentation.The record’s modest traction, as evidenced by its scant Last.fm presence, suggests a release tucked away from the wider indie circuits, appealing primarily to those who seek out less heralded entries in the German indie lineage. Its thoughtful compositions and collaborative spirit offer signal resonance for crate-diggers interested in the nuances of contemporary German songwriting.

Album lore

Jan Rohrweg’s "Am Sand," issued by Eierlikör Records in late 2024, assembles twelve tracks of German indie that sit quietly within the current canon. Recorded with various collaborators — including vocal contributions from Sigrid Horn, Alex Kerbl, Sophie Abraham, Bernhard Scheiblauer, and Leonie Maria Grössl — the album balances a measured intimacy with subtle textural shifts. Tracks such as "Sand," the featured selection, and "Systemanalyse" reveal Rohrweg’s penchant for understated melodic structures paired with restrained instrumentation.The record’s modest traction, as evidenced by its scant Last.fm presence, suggests a release tucked away from the wider indie circuits, appealing primarily to those who seek out less heralded entries in the German indie lineage. Its thoughtful compositions and collaborative spirit offer signal resonance for crate-diggers interested in the nuances of contemporary German songwriting.