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An underground, nostalgic free jazz artist.
Aleksander Kolkowski is a British musician and composer known for his distinctive mechanical-acoustic music, which integrates vintage instruments like Stroh violins with early sound reproduction technologies such as wind-up gramophones and wax-cylinder phonographs. His work explores the potential of pre-electronic sound in live performance, creating an experimental blend of free jazz and electro-acoustic soundscapes.
Aleksander Kolkowski creates experimental free jazz and electro-acoustic music, often incorporating vintage instruments and pre-electronic sound reproduction technologies like Stroh violins and gramophones.
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His live shows feature mechanical-acoustic music, utilizing instruments and machines from the pioneering era of sound recording and reproduction, such as Stroh violins and wax-cylinder phonographs.
Aleksander Kolkowski was born in London, England, and also spent time as a resident in Berlin.