On his latest solo album The dreams saxophonist Henrik Pultz Melbye explores his dreams, the places they take him and the feelings and memories they evoke in him. The music is an attempt to recreate the multifaceted feelings and images that dreams often unconsciously bring out in him. Songs like "Stranden", "Skoven" and "Vejen" allude to places that in dreams evoke ambiguous feelings of hope, helplessness, anxiety and joy.

As a one-man band, Henrik Pultz Melbye uses saxophones, EWI (synthesizer saxophone), loops and effects to create an ambient, cinematic world that ranges from noise to meditative music. The music moves slowly without demands for direction or intentions of an ending, offering a space where you don't need anything more than to just be present. Some might call it health music with an edge.

With the help of producer Anders Bach, they have created a unique release that does not try to impress with technical prowess, but instead wants to give the audience music they can dream of. The album has been several years in the making, with the first tracks being composed in 2020 and subsequently recorded in late 2023. Inspirations include Brian Eno, Harrold Budd, Jules Reidy and Kate Bush among many others.

Saxophonist and composer Henrik Pultz Melbye has long been active on the experimental music scene both as a solo artist, where he has released several records, but also in collaboration with other musicians. Together with Casper Nyvang Rask and Anders Vestergaard, he has the DMA jazz nominated jazz trio Henrik Pultz Melbye Trio, and over acoustic solo improvisation and in free jazz contexts with, among others, the duo Heaven with the Norwegian drummer Ole Mofjell.

He has also made a name for himself in the DMA Jazz-winning avant-garde rock band SVIN, which over the past 15 years has released seven albums, toured Europe extensively and created everything from music to dance performances, and films to orchestral works.

Anders Vestergaard (Girls in Airports, Yes Deer, Laser Nun, etc.) is one of the most exciting drummers on the Danish underground scene. He makes music across genres and in a multitude of different contexts and has released three solo albums with ceremonial and bodily insistent drumming music: eel from 2016, Prime Float // Unitary Perfect from 2019 and the most recent, Propeller, which was released in 2024 on Italian Superpang. His live performances are characterized by an intense physical presence and a stubborn movement towards transcending space and body.