In the artist's words:

Angela Aux, for years on a mission between pop and underground, anti-folk and experimental pop. Notorious songwriter and weirdo, mastermind at Aloa Input, film music and typewriter performances, contemporary to eclectic, cheerful to melancholic to whimsical. His live shows have long been insider tips, solo and with great band, beautiful choruses to broken hobo lyricism while changing references from Beck to Velvet Underground, Mac DeMarco, Beatles and Justin Vernon. Many years on the road in dress and wig, most recently dressed as an alien. Announcing the future, serving from the past, always creating confusion in the now.

His latest album "Instinctive Travels on the Paths of Space and Time" is part of a trilogy, for which the studied political scientist wrote a sci-fi novel and staged a play. The future of civilization in hybrid folk songs between Neil Young and J Dilla.

Since 2011, Angela Aux has now released five albums that have become critics' favorites, and at the latest with 2019's "In Love with the Demons," the circles drawn are getting bigger and bigger. The playful folk songs now collect millions of streams, rotate in worldwide playlists, run on the radio between feature, indie and mainstream and underpin Netflix series ("Biohackers") and movies ("My Son").