The MirojamMusic label has been releasing music by alternative artists for some time now. I do not accept music created by AI. I want to encourage you to follow your feelings, learn to make music, and connect the worlds that belong together. We humans have the ability to learn, to improve ourselves, to dream, and to imagine things we want to achieve someday. Imagination is stronger than willpower. Don’t put your imagination in the hands of machines. Trust your feelings.
Mirojam’s latest EP Innovation is a sleek and compelling journey through modern electronic sound. With just three tracks, the release manages to pack in a wealth of sonic richness and creative energy.
Opening with “The Impulse”, the EP bursts into motion with a pulsating electro banger—sharp, rhythmic, and layered with vibrant textures. It’s an energizing start that sets the tone for what’s to come.
“No Inventions” follows as a thoughtful homage to the often-unsung heroes of electronic music: the technicians and sound programmers. Built around extraordinary presets and wrapped in warm melodic soundscapes, it blends technical precision with emotional depth.
Closing the EP is “Northwind Coming”, originally composed in 2012 and now refreshed with a full sound technician’s upgrade. The improvements are immediately noticeable—richer textures, a tighter mix, and a newfound clarity that gives the track the polish it always deserved.
Innovation is both a nod to the past and a confident step forward for Mirojam. A must-listen for fans of electronic music that values both craft and creativity.
After 15 years of quiet rest on a hard drive, “Sunrise” finally sees the light of day.
Now fully remastered and officially released, “Sunrise” brings a slice of sonic nostalgia with a timeless atmosphere – perfect for slow mornings, soft evenings, or moments in between.
Crafted with the legendary PPG Wave 2 synthesizer and recorded more than a decade ago, this track was always meant to be more than just sound – it’s a feeling. A gentle transition. A musical space where you can slowly wake up or simply sink deeper into your cosy bed after a long day.
Think: chilled, ambient textures. Hints of analog warmth. Almost meditative.
The poem in Difficult for me is a quietly powerful meditation on emotional paralysis, distance, and the silent weight of unspoken connection. Rooted in everyday experiences and internal conflict, its strength lies in the delicate, almost hesitant way it unfolds — mirroring the uncertainty and vulnerability of the narrator’s inner world.
The opening stanza sets the tone with intimate introspection: “I imagine / what it would be / like if we / were talking / to each other.” These simple, fragmented lines carry deep emotional charge, conveying a yearning for connection that remains stifled by fear or hesitation. The rhythm of the language, like thoughts forming and dissolving midstream, echoes the song’s likely ambient or minimalistic electronic textures, enhancing the emotional pull without needing to overstate.
A key theme is the tension between clarity and confusion. The narrator admits, “Everything is / actually clear. / What is holding me,” — a moment that feels both painfully honest and universally relatable. The question lingers unresolved, like the emotional stasis it describes.
The imagery of movement — “paths,” “direction,” “drive by sight” — subtly contrasts with a sense of inertia. The speaker is in motion, but not progressing. It’s a beautiful metaphor for emotional stuckness: going through the motions of life without feeling aligned or seen.
Perhaps the most striking moment comes in the closing lines: “The safer the distance seems, the more I feel safe and lonely at the same time.” Here, the paradox of emotional self-protection is distilled with clarity and grace. The desire to stay “unnoticed” and keep thoughts “unspoken” becomes both a shield and a prison.
As a lyrical companion to electronic music, this poem does what great lyricism often aspires to: it deepens the listening experience by grounding abstract sounds in raw human emotion. It’s minimal but resonant, introspective without being indulgent — a poetic voice that doesn’t scream, but lingers.
Sometimes it just has to come out and then it’s good if you don’t have to go to the trouble of writing songs yourself. I’ve always liked “Upside down” and I think Diana Ross is just incredibly good. I took the liberty of covering her in the Jamie Callum style.
And here is our last release 2021 for NDI. Some smooth electronic dance wrapping sound, here with the Original Mix ”SUMMIT” climbs the sound mountain supported by remixers like Gianni Piras, Mr. Gemini, Marc Häfner, Bioman and El Brujo stretching the theme in various directions…
Here we go! When I wrote this song I was quite surprised … and I was satisfied. And then? Then came my bro El Brujo and pushed it to the next level. So, this is the original mix on the NDI Dadaist Manifesto Vol. 2. There are so many cool, artist I am glad to be a part of this collaboration with El Brujo and will get released by NDI. Judge Jay DJ did a huge remix of all tracks. Get your copy in October 15th on Beatport.
Imagine a new world. At some time in the future, the storm has passed, it has left deep marks on each of us. The darkness has not cleared yet, and things could be better, however there is a great desire to be happy again. Many things have lost their meaning, the cultures of the world have united, no one gives more importance to the color of the skin or to the origin, because the arrival of the inhabitants from other worlds has changed the perspectives, definitively.
We will all be the same because we are all different, and differences become strengths, each one brings its cultural contribution for the common good. Innovative ideas are welcome, but the traditions of past cultures are also an enrichment for everyone and not an insurmountable dogma. This Various Artists compilation on Jambalay Rec it has the narrative power of a fantasy novel or a film, transporting you to a fantastic and yet so current dimension that interacts with the present and looks like the future that it could be, this is its value in terms of entertainment for all!
Title: Global Beats Artist: Various Artists Label: Jambalay Records Genre: Dance – Tech House Main Release Date: 02/19/2021 Production Year: 2020 # songs: 40 (04:25:29)
Kiril Melkonov is one of those who like to tease people with music, the evidence is this TEASING Ep published by Jambalay Rec with two Original Mixes and two Remixes by El Brujo and Mirojam, getting horny and in love with the sound.
Title: Teasing Artist: Kiril Melkonov Label: Jambalay Records Genre: Dance – Techno Main Release Date: 03/05/2021 Production Year: 2021 songs: 4 (00:28:03)
