Thanks to Guillermo Escudero at Chile's Loop (Music Culture Technology) for the mention in his review of "Als Je Zuvor" 
Morgen Wurde | "Als je zuvor" |
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De la ciudad de Kiel, Alemania Wolfgang Röttger aka Morgen Wurde nos presenta el nuevo álbum “Als je zuvor", con el que nos propone cautivantes atmósferas cinemáticas construidas a base de arreglos electrónicos, piano, la trompeta de Tetsuroh Konishi y las vocales de María Estrella Aggabao (quien tambié ha participado en otros discos).
“Ermächtigte sich” abre este álbum con unas magníficas y atractivas líneas de trompeta, evocando la banda sonora de una película de David Lynch, con una trama de espías y conspiraciones que se tejen a través de los títulos de las canciones.
“Verstehen würde” y “Sehen konnte” con sus arreglos electrónicos y la omnipresente trompeta continúan con este halo enigmático y oscuro al que asoma la voz seductora de María Estrella Aggabao que continúa deslizándose sobre las líneas ambientales de “Bewusst wurde” y “Sich löste”. (Full Review Here)





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​From the city of Kiel, Germany Wolfgang Röttger aka Morgen Wurde presents a new album “Als je zuvor” which offers captivating cinematic atmospheres based on electronic arrangements, piano, trumpet by Tetsuroh Konishi and the vocals of Maria Estrella Aggabao (who also has participated in other albums).
"Ermächtigte sich" opens this album with magnificent and attractive trumpet lines, conjuring a soundtrack of the likes of a David Lynch film, with a plot of spies and conspiracies that are woven through the song titles.
"Verstehen würde" and "Sehen konnte" with their electronic arrangements and the omnipresent trumpet continues with this enigmatic and dark halo to which the seductive vocals of María Estrella Aggabao emerges, which continues to glide over the ambient lines of "Bewusst wurde" and "Sich löste”...
From Evening of Light Ex Abyssō:
Morgen Wurde, Als je zuvor, 2018 ..this latest album charts some beautiful territories, the luxurious synth backdrops being enriched with Tetsuroh Konishi’s .soaring trumpet melodies and the soothing voice of Maria Estrella.
"Remorse" from Morgen Wurde's soundtrack album Assassinous Act featured in OCEAN OF SOUND VOLUME II 
Review from MUSIC WON'T SAVE YOU (Italian musiczine) 
MORGEN WURDE – Brach Auf  (Time Released Sound, 2016)
Il “teatro etereo” di Wolfgang Röttger, alias Morgen Wurde, rappresenta un diverso canovaccio della musica ambientale, declinata nei suoi aspetti meno immediatamente descrittivi, ma non per questo meno densi di potenzialità suggestiva.
Il suo nuovo lavoro “Brach Auf” rispecchia fedelmente la complessità di elementi e paesaggi sonori determinata dalla scelta concettuale di base dell’artista tedesco, che lungo il corso di oltre settanta intensi minuti costruisce paesaggi sonori austeri e fortemente evocativi, senza tuttavia rinunciare in tutto e per tutto al carattere immersivo di dilatate modulazioni ambientali (“Setzte über”, “Nicht verband”).
Il cuore del lavoro risiede comunque in un’alternanza di incastri non sempre agevoli tra loop granulosi (“Entbrannte”, “Dachte immer”) e risonanze orchestrali (“Ahnte nicht”), che negli spettrali vocalizzi di Maria Estrella Aggabao (su “Erfüllten Sirenen” e “Jemals wusste”) e nei dodici minuti del lungo finale “Himmelsringen” trova coronamento elegiaco agli aspetti “drammatici” del registro ambientale di Röttger. Sono proprio questi ultimi a definire mirabilmente il carattere di “Brach Auf”, che non rinuncia con ciò al descrittivismo ambientale, bensì lo applica a panorami sonori tutt’altro che statici e rassicuranti, ma anzi in tumultuosa, magmatica evoluzione.
Morgen Wurde – Brach Auf
French emagazine HARTZINE
​30/06/2016
|BY ALEXANDRE
Après Letzten Endes, le producteur allemand Morgen Wurde revient avec un nouvel album sur le très bon label américain Time Released Sound. Son dernier album a des influences fortement reconnaissables entre ambient, trip hop mais on trouve sur Brach Auf, long format de 11 titres, une approche plus synthétique de la musique. À travers son dernier opus, Morgen Wurde ne montre pas seulement une autre facette de son travail comme le montre cette mise en abyme sonore presque géométrique. S’approchant d’une répétition infinie d’une douleur profonde, il faut souligner qu’à l’instar d’une composition sonore de film, Brach Auf ne met pas longtemps à nous plonger dans son univers – un périple sombre, dur mais incroyablement harmonieux.
Avec ses drones intenses, ses synthés tourbillonnants, ses chants féminins liturgiques et ses expérimentations électroniques, on ne peut qu’être frappé par la magnificence de l’objet sonore. Une sensation étrange, presque réelle, comme si nous assistions impuissants à une imposante scène apocalyptique. C’est évidemment à ce moment-là que la musique prend tout son sens. La longue intro d’Aufgehen donnerait presque une ambiance rassurante à ce début d’album mais seulement les saturations de guitares vont rapidement donner le ton. Les bruits assourdissants dans Setzte über et dans Thronen viennent se mêler à l’espoir traduit par la voix angélique de Maria Estrella Aggabao dans Jemals Wusste et Erfüllten Sirenen. La chanteuse nous laisse sans voix face à ce paysage à l’abandon, dépourvu de nature. On remarque bien qu’une drone intense caractérise le travail de Morgen Wurde sur cet album et elle s’accompagne d’un éventail de sonorités donnant une vraie profondeur. READ MORE...
Review from The Sunday Experience
​Morgen Wurde's Assassinous Act 
 September 10, 2017 by marklosingtoday
We’ve struggled to find as perfect a way to open this Sunday account that this, a track lifted from the latest set to escape the Californian based Time Released Sound & Time Sensitive Materials sound house. By Morgen Wurde, this is ‘forgiveness’ from a rather exquisitely intimate reading entitled ‘Assassinous Act’. As ever strictly limited in nature and available in two variants, the standard CD version in a 100 only edition and the deluxe art set – just 50 of those. By way of a little background here, the label describes the release thus, ‘the thirteen tracks here take us through the conception of the crime, to the actual acting out of it, and beyond to a final redemption and reckoning of sorts. With his two “accomplices”, Maria Estrella Aggabao and Georges-Emmanuel Schneider, he has indeed provided us with a fitting soundscape to this evocative release!’. As said it’s ‘forgiveness’ that’s somewhat held our hearts a siege, divinely demurred, action and consequence are engaged in deliberation, both squaring on opposing sides, between them weighing the scales, reflection. Its counsel casting a moment of peaceful consideration, the effect ethereal approaching celestial and unworldly, is sighed by the mesmeric murmur of serenely spectral dream draped overtures and hymnal gracefalls, as beautifully poised, classically caressed and crafted not to mention, spiritually attuned as you’ll hope to find outside of the Dead Can Dance canon. 
De Subjectivisten 
Morgen Wurde – Brach Auf (cd, Time Released Sound)
Morgen Wurde is het project van de Duitse muzikant Wolfgang Röttger, die op zijn eerdere releases ergens tussen jazz, ambient, psychedelische rock en IDM uitkomt. Op zijn uiterst gelimiteerde nieuwe cd Brach Auf gooit hij het meer over een drone en cineastische boeg, waarbij je mij niet hoort klagen. Zijn creaties lardeert hij met liturgische zang(samples) van onder meer gastzangeres Maria Estrella Aggabao en atmosferische geluiden. Read More...
Thanks to Tasos Stamoulis of Stranger than Paradise for featuring "Remorse" on his Q37 Radio for the Mind Travelers show mix
Thanks to all listeners and djs who made "Neon Lights" jump onto Beatport's Top 10 Indie Dance New Releases on its release week September 10th, 2018
Thanks to TRAXSOURCE for including "NEON LIGHTS" on their Essential Nu Disco chart for September 10, 2018
Thank you to Italian musiczine Music Won't Save You for the splendid review of Morgen Wurde's "Als Je Zuvor"
Dubiks Track of the Day : Morgen Wurde – Beendete Es (Cie Remix) on dubiks.com
Thanks to Beach Sloth for their review of "Als Je Zuvor" Read it here. (May 2018)
Thanks to DJ Akira for including Somewhere in the Night on his show The Neon Vault on KSUN 95.9
Spotify Playlist Thanks!  "Somewhere in the Night" added to West Coast Chill Vibes and White Wall Crew
*Premier of a remix track for Bewusst Wurde (Gate Four Remix) from the upcoming 2018 Morgen Wurde album "Als je zuvor" on the annual "Mix Advent Calendar" mix  on KFMW Adventskalender
Delighted to be part of the Beach Lounge Records artist roster. Check their site to hear new releases from their pool of talented artists and producers.  
Review of Assassinous Act on Chilean Blog Loop 
"We Belong" included in The Nurk Songs 46 Mix  October 2017
Morgen Wurde's album "Assassinous Act" mentioned on Spotlight On Blog
Dutch review of Morgen Wurde's Assassinous Act from De Subjectivisten Republiek der Verbeelding (October 2017)
Listen to "Message on the Wall" along with other cool synthwave tunes on Denis La Funk's Disco Fusion Mix 022 (September 15, 2017)
Enjoy "Let's Just Be" as it opens up Vicent Ballester's groove mix on the 6/15/17 Welcome to the Weekend Podcast
Thanks to BeachSloth for the first review of Morgen Wurde's album "Assassinous Act" 8/21/17
Preview deluxe version packaging for Morgen Wurde's new album "Assassinous Act"  available on Time Released Sound in August 2017 
Review of "Brach Auf" album from Italian magazine Frastuoni (December 2016)
Keep It Alive" included on Traxsource's TOP 100 OF 2016 LOUNGE/CHILL OUT
KEEP IT ALIVE EP  featured on Soundsobeautiful.net
"Lights Go Out" included on edm.com's SlingShot Spotlight (11/8/16)
"Lights Go Out" included on Beatport's Secret Weapons: Dance Compilation (11/1/16)
"Keep It Alive" featured on Traxsource's Essential Lounge 10/31/16 as part of the top 10 releases of the week. 
Review of Morgen Wurde's "Brach Auf" album on Beach Sloth Blog (Oct 30, 2016)
Hear "Bittersweet Romance" as part of THE NURK SONGS #26 (15/09/2016)  
Pick up the September 2016 print edition of German magazine FAZEMag for a review of Morgen Wurde's Brach Auf 
"Erfüllten Sirenen" featuring my vocals on Morgen Wurde's Brach Auf album was included in Evening of Light (July '16 Cloudscape, Belgium)
Piece on "Brach Auf" written in Italian music magazine Rockerilla
Morgen Wurde's Brach Auf album chosen as one of the Picks of the Week (week June 29, 2016) by Avant Music News 
Review for "Brach Auf" on  A Closer Listen
Staff Review for "Brach Auf" from Norman Records 
Press for Light City Festival Baltimore 2016  as seen in the Baltimore Sun  and Baltimore Magazine 
Light City Festival Performance Photo on Twitter
Review for "Mysterious" EP on Sounds So Beautiful
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