Artists | Forest Roots

into music by around 2003, DJ career in local clubs, mainly in the synth pop / electro / industrial scene, including some international acts in Poland
by around 2008, it was no longer enough to just play music for the people, it was all about creativity and the inner urge of self-made music
May 2008: The Nautilus Project was born
between 2009 and 2010, the music was mainly ranging between nautical themes, atmospheric nature based excursions and postmodern sci-fi-world explorations, with releases on many different international netlabels in all common physical formats
since 2011 and onwards, the focus of the music shifted more and more to the surrounding depth of nature and the human being in it, while mainly ranging in the territory of deep/dub techno, ambient, drone and related genres
October 2012: Forest Roots was founded, acting as Nemo in co-operation with his music friend Jaymon, which turned out as the ultimate step to make it possible to express, create, produce and distribute all the music without any limits or restrictive specifications, while focusing on the extensive use of collected field recordings and going full scale into ambient/dub/techno/soundscapes

music experiences and regular DJ activities since 1990 and onwards
demos and music creations in various genres of electronic music during the first decade of the 2000s
after 2009, first own music tracks and collaborations, among others with Zero in Something & Ras Ric, which lead to the first release on Mancha Recordings with highly positive critics in the local music scene and a digital re-release 2011 on Etui Records
between 2010 and 2012: first collaborative releases and remixes with The Nautilus Project on the netlabels of Insectorama, Entropy Records and Confineless Recs.
October 2012: joint launch of Forest Roots, working as Jaymon together with Nemo
since 2013: further own parallel releases under his own name parallel to Nemo & Jaymon
around 2020 and beyond: side projects and digital releases, for example on Axaminder Records
since 2022: participation in a joint online radio project of the local region, called "Radio OLaura" under his leadership
since 1990 until today : Resident-DJ at the Alte Bäckerei ("Old Bakery") Großhennersdorf, sometimes in conjunction with the radio project

contemporary British poet known for spiritually and religiously influenced works
central themes include spirituality, silence, transcendence, and religious experience.
his poetry is often presented as physical art objects (e.g., inscriptions, handwritten texts, stone carvings).
frequently collaborates with visual artists, blending poetry with sculpture and installation
worked with artists such as Emily Young
his debut collection Devon Hymns combines poetry with visual art
notable work: Psalms in the Vulgar Tongue is a modern reinterpretation of biblical psalms
his most recent work currently is Stone Hours, which explores liturgical traditions and rethinks conventional religious structures
cooperational music works with Marcello van Freese, Stas Shevchenko and accompanying voice of Forest Roots live sets
Poet-in-Residence at Eton College from 2010 to 2020 and at Forest Roots still to this day