Grøn Copenhagen, Denmark
Bjarke M. Rasmussen (b. 1985) is an electronic musician and composer, based in Copenhagen. His solo works often set to explore the inner and outer rims of repetition. Employing various electronics, cello and piano, often accompanied with analogue tape loops. Working in the field of ambient soundscapes, his melodies tend to ambigously dwell in the borderland between melancholy and optimism. ... more
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