The guy.
One confused physicist, described by someone else for his own safety. Mildly interesting, in the right light. Auf eigene Verantwortung.
About
Daniel. Unfortunately.
Daniel has spent twenty years in clubs and insists it was research. One half of Acado: nine million plays on Spotify, none of them generated, several of them at 6 am. He studied theoretical quantum physics, published one paper in Physical Review A, and has been writing everything down as an energy ever since, including, we suspect, his breakfast.
He has built products in startups for ten years, which is his way of saying he has opinions about buttons. By day he leads product at a classical-music streaming service of Deutsche Grammophon, the only job where "the drop" means a cellist. In 2020, with a tour booked and every club closing, he founded lifelive: a floor you could stream into, the DJ and everyone else on it in view. People stayed three hours a night. Then the clubs reopened and he called that a success.
Brumm is what happens when a man with a husky, a Späti habit and a physics-shaped hole in his sleep schedule decides the fun of making music belongs to the people. He hums badly. He says that is the point. Mika agrees, mostly for the walks.
More, if you must.
The other boring pages. Same warning, same exit: the app is one tap away.