Artist

 

Genres:  Techno / Industrial Techno / Tech-House / Electro / Trance / Electroclash / Chillout / Synth Pop

 

Biography of the musician:

Heinz Morf, also known as Membran 66, has led a fascinating and dedicated journey in the world of electronic music. Born in 1966, his story is one of passion, evolution, and a lifelong commitment to the world of synthesized sound.

 

  1. Early Influences and Beginnings (1988):
    • Heinz discovered his passion for electronic music in 1983 when he purchased his first synthesizer, a pivotal moment that set the stage for his musical journey.
    • The acquisition of a sound computer, the Atari ST with C-Lab Creator, in 1985 expanded his skills and opened doors to limitless creative possibilities.
    • Integration of various machines in the early ’90s, such as the Yamaha SY-77, Roland M160, and Roland SDE-1000, laid the foundation for his unique sound, blending analog and digital elements.
  1. Career Milestones (1995-2009):
    • Continuous development and refinement of his musical style in the mid-’90s.
    • In 2002, a significant career step involved dedicating himself to vinyl production for DJ TRONI, creating the track «A Day.»
    • Further artistic development through productions for DJ Farone in 2009.
  1. Artistic Vision and Studio Ownership (2011-2016):
    • The years 2011 to 2012 saw the opening of an analog/digital studio in Zollikofen, Bern, marking a significant phase in Heinz Morf’s career.
    • From 2013 to 2016, his focus was on personal productions and the continuous development of sounds, showcasing his passionate dedication to his
  1. Career Culmination (2017):
    • 2017 marked a milestone with the release of his own track, a testament to Heinz Morf’s enduring dedication to music.
    • His journey, ranging from exploring his grandmother’s piano to becoming a studio owner, reflects a deep and diverse musical history.
  1. Inspirations and Influences:
    • Influenced by iconic hits like «Fade to Gray» by Visage/Depeche Mode, Yazoo’s «Don’t Go,» and the work of Jean Michel Jarre.
    • Bands like Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Duran Duran, and Front 242 also played a significant role in shaping Heinz Morf’s musical background.
  1. Friendship and Collaboration (ongoing):
    • Through his friendship with Thomas Schwarz, Heinz Morf expanded his synthesizer setup, showcasing a commitment to ongoing artistic development.

Heinz Morf’s journey is a testament to the power of passion and perseverance in the pursuit of a unique artistic vision within the realm of synthetic music.

 

The goal is to transmit sound with all its power so powerful and pure.
That’s why the motto of membran66
„Do not drawer music,

To connect reality and illusions