When it comes to defining the space between classical and electronic music, hardly any other name is mentioned as often as that of the Berlin-based pianist, composer and producer. His unconventional approach to an age-old instrument, played contemplatively and intimately, and his sonic alchemy of ambient textures and atmospheric electronica, has won him many fans around the world. Numerous tours and concerts all over the globe have strengthened his reputation as both an exceptional instrumentalist and a fascinating live musician. His albums have garnered international acclaim from critics and audiences alike, and his live shows are regularly sold out.

In September 2022, Nils shared his critically acclaimed, expansive new album Music For Animals: Containing ten tracks and clocking in at over three hours long, it's an ambitious and compelling set different to anything Nils has released to date. Returning to the live stage for the first time since 2019, he appeared at the Sydney Opera House in June for the world premiere performance of his current global tour named Music For.

Since then, he is back touring all over the world, presenting brand-new music moving between the worlds of experimental, ambient and electronica - and this is how he is going to officially launch the first INOTA Festival, guiding the Sun down the horizon behind the power plant.