Heiko Maile + Julian Demarre unveil new single ‘Between Trees’ ahead of album release
Heiko Maile + Julian Demarre unveil new single 'Between Trees' ahead of album release
Out today is “Between Trees”, the newest single from Heiko Maile + Julian Demarre. The single is out on Bureau B and acts as a teaser for the album “Neostalgia” which will be in stores on September 6th. It’s the follow-up to the earlier released “Reflection (Dark Horses)”.
The band explains the single as follows: “Who doesn’t know the feeling? A certain place you fondly remember, perhaps even long to return to. Memories of a cherished spot that you once discovered, where you could linger and ponder, free from the distraction of everyday noise and commotion. A sanctuary you can recall in detail even after many years.
For us, such a place is a forest clearing, being surrounded by trees with the wind softly rustling through them, the ground covered with knee-high soft grass, evoking a sense of space and calm, far away from the constant noise of our cities. This was the image that repeatedly came to mind while we were creating the music for this track.”
Here’s the video that accompanies the single.
About Heiko Maile
Heiko Maile, born on January 12, 1966, in Sydney, Australia, is a German musician and composer best known for his role in the synth-pop band Camouflage. He grew up in Bietigheim-Bissingen and began his musical journey with classical guitar lessons at a young age. In 1983, Maile co-founded Camouflage, which gained popularity with hits like “The Great Commandment” and “Love Is a Shield”.
Apart from his work with Camouflage, Maile has made contributions to film music. He composed scores for notable films such as “The Wave” and “We Are the Night”, receiving the Deutscher Fernsehpreis for best music in 2017. He also worked on the soundtrack for the “The Crocodiles” film series.
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