On World Sleep Day,
The Emma Sleep Concert was a unique event that took place in the legendary Meistersaal in Berlin’s Hansa Studios. For one night only, Emma transformed the grand hall where outstanding musicians like David Bowie, Depeche Mode, or Nick Cave recorded some of their most prominent songs into a dreamy landscape into a slumber party to remember.
As the sun slowly setted and the moon rose, the concert audience experienced their best rest while listening to the first-ever live performance of the “Scores of Sleep Vol. I”. The prominent Kaiser Quartett, the DJ and pianist Rosbeh, and the albums' composer and musician, Torben Brüggemann, united on stage to bring the compositions to life.
Each of the album’s eleven tracks reflects on various sleep phases within a sleep cycle and consists of sounds that guide the brain into healthy sleep. These sounds were arranged into specific compositions created especially for sleeping, based on the Emma Sleep Score, which indicates how suitable a particular song is for falling asleep.
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Emma presents the:
"It is easily accessible to everyone and carries us off to a peaceful sleep without any unwanted side effects. It can be easily adapted to the respective musical taste to create an individually tailored sleeping environment. Whether it's soft cuddly rock, soothing rap or relaxing pop - the wide variety of music means that everyone can find their way to restful sleep."
Emma Merritt, Sleep Expert