Fleanger, who is from Tel Aviv, became a crucial figure in the Berlin music scene with the latest techno release of his single “Croissant.” It is a collaboration work with Asi Kojak.
Flexing his muscles in deep storytelling and thrilling productions, the electronic music artist Fleanger has made a name for himself as a great name in the world of electronic music.
Fleanger finds his way into music to connect with others and he learns something about himself. In the beginning, it was the visual arts that caught his interest and made him discover himself.
However, it was the piano over which he held the real passion that let him use his emotions as the source of the music. The pounds and notes of Fleanger are the ones keeping the listeners in his world, overcoming the language and cultural void using a universal language of music.
“Croissant” is the ultimate destination of Fleanger’s sonic escapade; it is a blend of the pulsating Berlin beats and Parisian hypnotic rhythms. During his journeys to both these two historic cities, he developed the idea which ultimately translated into the song which captures the specific feel of their music scene. This partnership with the renowned DJ, Asi Kojak, goes beyond the usual genre lines, giving the audience a soul-lifting sonic experience.
The artistic link between Fleanger and Asi Kojak extends beyond the reach of musical partnership; it is a dialogue between cultures. “Croissant” seems to be the result of the fusion of the different musical shades of Tel Aviv and Berlin, manifesting like a hybrid of multicultural music.
The track not only captures the ears of the listeners with its energetic beat and pleasing melody but also enables them to be part of the big conversation on global artistry.
The power of music being a universal language that does not understand any barriers is represented in the song “Croissant”. It is a telling example of how music can unite the world be it electronic or whatever.
“Croissant” essay puts Fleanger and Asi Kojak beyond mere musicians… They have become cultural intermediaries, as their synthesis of Berlin and Paris artistic endeavours into a mesmerizing techno symphony is what it takes to connect the artistic spirits of some cities.
This track is about more than just listening; it’s a statement of the endless implausibility of creativity, the universal nature of art and our potential to express this visually.
