After releasing a critically acclaimed classical solo-piano album in 2021, the pyrotechnical and
anarchic composer is now digging into the danceability with his new album. Hungry for discovery
and a passion for freedom, and always with refinement, elegance and sensitivity.
The album will be called “And If In A Thousand Years”, and the first single – to be released
17.06.2022 is called “Destroyer and Preserver”. It’s a rich and massive sound tapestry that
contemplate the beauty of the melodies, the richness of the tones, the vitality of rhythms
A twist on this album is that there will be professional sample-library instruments made
available with the instruments used in making the album. The first library is a massive 2.3GB
tender vintage Rhodes instrument called “The Silk Rhodes”. Available from https://
wrongtools.com
“My instruments are intentionally oval compared to the instruments of the classical traditions. I am
looking for universes of sound that is raw and without artifice. I hope that making my personal
collection of instruments available to other composers and musicians, that I will inspire people to
make music. Making sampler instruments is a discipline I impose on myself in order to broaden
my palette. I have found that making sampler-instruments breaks me of lazy habits developed over
time on traditional instruments” – says KAADA
BIO :
John Erik Kaada (or “KAADA” as he’s often called) is a Norwegian a prolific recording artist, multiinstrumentalist and producer, KAADA has enjoyed a string of critically acclaimed solo albums, a
high-profile collaboration with artist Mike Patton and being member of the alternative power-trio,
Cloroform.
Kaada’s filmmusic can be heard in several international feature films and his music has been
featured on TV shows like Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Oprah, The Super Bowl, The Daily Show,
60 Minutes, and more. To continue name-dropping, he has also provided music to “Taika and the
Giant Peach” project, featuring Meryl Streep, Cate Blanchett, Chris Hemsworth and Ryan
Reynolds.