New Ep: SYIRD by SYIRD Out by April 25, 2025

22/03/2025

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Better known as one half of the Dutch duo Amy Root, Den Haag-based producer Sjoerd Huissoon is carving a name for himself as a versatile creator, both in the studio and on stage. Having shaped the sonic identity of projects like hip-hop/soul act Dragonfruit—who performed at the North Sea Jazz Festival in 2022—and Dutch pop artist Huize Lucas, he now operates solo under the name Syird.

His dynamic, nostalgia-soaked sound blends electronic styles (deep house, techno, jungle) with acoustic elements and pop sensibility, showcased in releases on Amsterdam’s Reflektor and Anjunabeats’ Reflections.

A self-proclaimed tech nerd, Sjoerd’s work is fueled by curiosity and a thirst for learning, drawing inspiration from artists like Overmono, Chemical Brothers, Bonobo, and Bicep, yet charting his own path.

Whether producing for Netflix and HBO or teaching as head of production at Codarts Conservatory, where he graduated cum laude in 2019, Sjoerd brings an explorative, resourceful mindset to every endeavor—both in the studio and beyond.

Artist: SYIRD
Release: SYIRD EP
Label: SYIRD (self-released)
Release Date: April 25, 2025

Tracks:
1. Hello
2. Today ft. DIDI (https://play.mw.fm/syird-didi-today)
3. My ft. Sleeper Agent (https://play.mw.fm/syird-my)
4. Name
5. Is
6. Syird

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Felix Göllner

Felix Göllner is a seasoned public relations professional specializing in electronic music. He manages PR and social media for Kompakt Records, promoting releases, events, and artists globally. Through his work with artists like Kölsch, Gui Boratto, and The Orb, Felix has significantly influenced the electronic music scene. As a contributor to B’SPOQUE magazine under the pseudonym Silent Shout, Felix explores the intersections of music and culture. His articles delve into innovative musical projects, such as Diamond Day’s ambient EP and Optometry’s thematic explorations, reflecting his deep engagement with contemporary music trends. Felix’s expertise and passion for music enrich B’SPOQUE magazine, offering readers insightful perspectives on the evolving landscape of electronic music.