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2019 release. For the 40th anniversary of the Aachen-based Electronic artist Robert Schroeder, the Essen-based electronic label Spheric Music releases his new album Fata Morgana as it's 40th solo album. In 1979, Schroeder has started successful with the debut album Harmonic Ascendant, which was produced and released by Klaus Schulze. That Schroeder as the upstart of the then IC-label was not just a mirage, should have been self-evident confirmed by now. On his long journey, he has worked steadily for 40 years on his own Electronic Music, achieving notable international success. In 2017 Robert Schroeder was honored with the German Schallwelle prize for his life's work. And he does not seem to get tired, nor do the ideas seem to go out. With the new album Fata Morgana, Schroeder picks up on his previous albums Sphereware and Spaceland, which has been traded among the media and the fans as his best works. Fata Morgana is also focused on spherical electronic music for dreaming, relaxing and flying away. The CD album Fata Morgana contains 7 tracks with a total time of 66 minutes. Fata Morgana is cosmic, spherical, experimental, varied, exciting and relaxing. Just music as you like it.