I Will Be That Dying Star in Your Sky

That it even became an album is something of a miracle. But it shows the incredible ability of human nature to rise to the occasion. The recording took place during a particularly dark period for the duo, during which Susanne’s sister was murdered and her own relationship collapsed. Jan relapsed into severe addiction. The first recordings were pitch black.But things turned around. Jan confronted his demons and returned to a sober and creative life, and Susanne slowly recovered. Both were marked and scarred by what had happened, but stronger and on their way to something new. A magical album began to take shape. In all the darkness, light began to seep in.The opening track, Into The Zone, is a good summary of the experience. With just piano, some ethereal synths, and Susanne’s magical voice, it becomes one of the most powerful songs the duo has ever created. The cover and the photograph of them, taken by Lia Jacobi, show how personal this album is. They appear on the cover of an album for the first time, in a unique visual and creative symbiosis. Across ten tracks, Jan’s powerful soundscapes and Susanne’s versatile voice and personal lyrics create something truly unique, where darkness and light, desolation and danceability, live side by side.