: The broader album was inspired by von Deylen’s intense re-experience of Berlin after living away from it, reflecting the "inspiring tension" of the metropolis. The "Summer in Berlin" Album Artist Christopher von Deylen (Schiller) Release Date February 12, 2021 Label NITRON concepts (Sony Music) Key Collaborators
Alphaville, Tricia McTeague, Thorsten Quaeschning (Tangerine Dream)
"Summer in Berlin" (Alphaville remake), "Der Klang der Stadt"
: Like much of Schiller’s work, the track blends ambient chillout with modern electronic textures , prioritizing emotional narrative over club-style function.
(The Golden Angel) is an instrumental track by the German electronic project SCHILLER , founded by Christopher von Deylen. It serves as one of the 14 new studio recordings on the eleventh studio album, Summer in Berlin , released on February 12, 2021. Core Context & Themes
: Von Deylen designed the music to act as a "movie for the mind," allowing listeners to visualize their own stories.
The track is a central part of the album's concept: a "cinematic road trip" through the German capital.
: The broader album was inspired by von Deylen’s intense re-experience of Berlin after living away from it, reflecting the "inspiring tension" of the metropolis. The "Summer in Berlin" Album Artist Christopher von Deylen (Schiller) Release Date February 12, 2021 Label NITRON concepts (Sony Music) Key Collaborators
Alphaville, Tricia McTeague, Thorsten Quaeschning (Tangerine Dream) : The broader album was inspired by von
"Summer in Berlin" (Alphaville remake), "Der Klang der Stadt" It serves as one of the 14 new
: Like much of Schiller’s work, the track blends ambient chillout with modern electronic textures , prioritizing emotional narrative over club-style function. Summer in Berlin
(The Golden Angel) is an instrumental track by the German electronic project SCHILLER , founded by Christopher von Deylen. It serves as one of the 14 new studio recordings on the eleventh studio album, Summer in Berlin , released on February 12, 2021. Core Context & Themes
: Von Deylen designed the music to act as a "movie for the mind," allowing listeners to visualize their own stories.
The track is a central part of the album's concept: a "cinematic road trip" through the German capital.