Nachthorn’s work is a variety of musical components from ethnical cultures to early European literature combined with a modern electronic language that consists of the synthetic construction of sound and rhythm.
As a composer and musician, Nachthorn has always had a penchant for dark and mystical ancient atmospheres. Besides the passion for old European literature, a lot of ethnical sounds and rhythms from all over the world can be heard in his collection.
Besides sounds being processed similarly to those in the EDM scene, you can hear many different interpretations of electronic subgenres. Despite a wide tempo range Nachthorn is most likely to be based in the Downtempo section.
In June 2018, Nachthorn released his first Extended Play --Augmenta Lunae-- in which he experimented with melodies from classical composers like Tomaso Albinoni and Henry Purcell. The EP is mostly arranged in a slow Electro House style, whereas his two following EPs --Tribal Essentials-- and --Distant Stories-- are settled in the Ethnical Downtempo genre. The fourth EP --Yellow Silver-- was released in summer 2019. It marked yet another novelty as it was the first time that folk singer Bella Klaus appears on two out of five tracks.
During the pandemics first lockdown period in 2020 a double EP with the title --AURORA-- (Aurora Borealis & Aurora Australis) was published. Collaborating with Pop vocalist Lizz he manufactured five songs of which everyone was arranged in two seperate versions, a borealis and an australis version. In sum ten different EDM styles can be heard on this double EP.
By the end of 2020 NAchthorn returned to his ethnic Downtempo House style by releasing --Elemntal--, a four-track EP featuring the four elements. Since 2021 a new genre was introduced to Nachthorn by collegue TR Rider - Retrowave. Inspired by Steve Strange's influence to the early 1980's London underground scene, the album --New Wave In Covent Garden-- was added to Nachthorns Catalogue.
Because of his enormous support Nachthorn convinced collegue TR Rider to release a collaboration album. By Summer 2022 TR rider & Nachthorn dropped the epic ornamental retrowave Album --The Return Of TR Rider--. It was also TR Riders debut release on commercial music plattforms.
Since then, Nachthorn again found the way back to Classical and ethnical Projects including an electronification of Gioachino Rossinis --Willhelm Tell Overture-- and a deep house version of peruvian folk song --Cunaq--.