About

Something exciting is coming up from the trenches of the creative, underground music scene.

It is called Synthesizer-Socialism, or in short: Synthie-Socialism. And whatever it means, the only thing that matters is its sound. Enter TEN DIFFERENT FACES. Berlin resident Nasim Kholedy practically invented this fusion. Straight Riff-Rock meets fancy Synth-Sequences and, in wild electro matrimony, conceived bouncing beat-babies, one after another. What unites the perfectly produced groove-siblings are an incredible, melodic charisma and stylishly polished hook-lines. The easiest way to recognize them, however, is through their social criticism backbone.

TEN DIFFERENT FACES shows spine! Kholedy tops his compellingly danceable mix of funk-rock with socially aware convictions. He addresses topics that concern all of us: Humans used as puppets, a society without focus, the Absurdistan of the internet, but stays musically uncompromised. His motto is “forward.”

TEN DIFFERENT FACES does not take prisoners. To want it all means to give everything, as is demanded during a live performance. The stage is the world and TEN DIFFERENT FACES is intimately familiar with it, has been for many years. On stage is mother’s milk. He is a maverick in the studio, and a riot on stage. He knows how to transform this unique on-stage energy into the mixing console.

If this is Synthie-Socialism, then I want to be a Synthie-Socialist!