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Nils announces the re-issue of three albums of rare early recordings, many of which have been unobtainable for years, some of which have never been released at all, and none of which have ever appeared on streaming services.⁠
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Durton pairs tracks from 2006’s digital only My First EP with five previously unheard compositions, while Streichelfisch will return to vinyl for the first time since its original 2005 pressing, and Electric Piano contains seven tracks originally released as a download in 2008.⁠
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The three albums of remastered early works will be released on vinyl, CD and digitally on April 22. You can listen to the lead single Halm from the Streichelfisch album now on all platforms.

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To coincide with this year’s Piano Day, Nils announces a new worldwide tour starting this summer.

Returning to the live stage for the first time since 2019, Nils will appear at the Sydney Opera House in June for the world premiere performance of his forthcoming global tour named Music For. From September, he will be back touring all over Europe, presenting brand-new music moving between the worlds of experimental, ambient, and electronica. More dates in different territories will be added soon.

To celebrate this year’s edition of our favorite holiday, Nils contributed a track to the very first Piano Day compilation, which is out via LEITER today. Piano Day Vol.

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Nils’ new double album Old Friends New Friends is out now via his own imprint LEITER.

Within the last months, Nils found the time to browse through his archives, and started to select his favorite piano tracks of the past years. Old Friends New Friends is a collection of works that, for the most part, never found their way on one of his records. Clearly, these are much more than outtakes, something Nils has no trouble explaining. “Often tracks that don’t make it onto an album are the ones with the most boldness and bravery.” As for how he feels letting the music loose into the world now, Nils simply chuckles.

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