Freska belongs to the new generation of artist not bound to
follow one genre. His releases therefore differ enormously.
He states in his biography that he was influenced by music
from Black Sabbath to Kraftwerk, but this just implies the
range of music and is not really to be grasped.

Freska´s a-side track “Comanche” starts like a New York
House record from the 80ies, with Italy House influences but
skips categorisation when the melody drops in.
What might then sound like a futuristic Bochum Welt  track,
turns out to be much to voluptuous and  big time... bringing
up ancient sounds and colours that would fit to a movie about Rome in 500 BC.
If this was not enough, he adds a Spanish snapper to
contort the genre mix a bit further.
So are we left speechless in the dark? No we can take part
in this effortless and genius mix of genres to announce great
joy. 

With the b1-track “Mountain Ash” Freska evokes spiritual closeness to native powers and magic. 
Witness the enormous drive and slow motions greatness all
taking part at the same time... grinding, playing, dancing in circles... celebrating, throwing arms in the air... making the
day so special...
Freska has his soul between his hands and seems not to
know where it belongs to... throwing it from one corner into
the other... this is a soundtrack for the dead, for the ones that rise and dance... all bones in fire and hell.

“Week Manners” marks not a different genre but is different
all together... more light and classic... we like to say it sounds German... ancient German electronic music, but then we
never had bongos in Krautrock... So what the heck is going
on here? Who needs to eat or drink... this is a panorama of spectral colours and sounds. We see Florian from Kraftwerk
on the Autobahn, he has a flat tire and waits to be picked up,
but reversed vocals and drive you towards the sky... the
vanilla sky... yes there are always colours in the like of
Evgeny Bukreev and because this is the case, we have
composed a cover without colours, just in black & white, as it
is impossible to match this diversity of colours.