with Michael Sadler (SAGA) on vocals, Todd Sucherman (Styx) on Drums, Zlatko Perica (fmr. Tangerine Dream) on Guitars, René Maurer on Bass
“Every picture tells a story” status update May 13, 2025 Michael Sadler has finished his recording sessions and reviews! So this morning I had the pleasure to listen to all final vocal performances done by Michael. After some goosebump and speechless moments all I can say is, if it says Michael Sadler on the tin, Read More …
Zlatko “Slädu” Perica releases his second single in Germany Zlatko, who has done some incredible guitar work on Unicorn Umbrellas’ “every picture tells a story” released his second single “Danke Dir” in Germany. “Slädu” newest composition is more than just a song—it’s a heartfelt tribute to all the important people who accompany us on our Read More …
The art of synthesizer soloing – Video Nr. 1
“Every picture tells a story” status update – April 10 2025 While all the ProgRockers on Cruise to the Edge are back ashore (starting to feel like it was unwise not to join…), René has finished another Bass track. What can I say, it GROOOOOOOOVES! Well, with Todd Sucherman behind the drums, what wouldn’t?
Music theory is not a monster. It is not the music itself nor is it a rulebook. It is simply the map of the territory a musician is moving in. Read More …
“Every picture tells a story” status update – April 6 2025 The project called “Unicorn Umbrellas” is getting on nicely. Michael Sadler is approaching the finish line with recording the vocals, the bass overdubs are still recorded by René. Other than that, we have started polishing up everything, making sure when the songs are mixed, Read More …
Vintage Synthesizers – my thoughts Yes, when I was about 16 years old in the early eighties, I flattened my nose at the window display of the local music shop, where a Jupiter-8, a Jupiter-6 and a Juno-60 was displayed. The Juno represented the newer generation of more affordable synths, nevertheless it was still out Read More …
General bashing of streaming platforms – think twice! I cannot join the bandwagon of bashing the streaming platforms too much. Yes, the money that stems from releasing music to such platforms is not big. But let’s evaluate who actually is in a position to complain at all. Let’s go back in time by 40 years Read More …
