Jesper Skaaning

Jesper Skaaning (a.k.a. Acustic) is a Danish electronic musician,[1] producer and film composer. He started his career as a guitarist in various experimental punk bands in the early 1980s and was inspired by European electropop and early electronic Music, especially by Kraftwerk. At that time he formed a band, Acustisk Ungdom, from which he later took his name.

Jesper Skaaning
Also known asAcustic
Altra
Skaaning
OriginCopenhagen, Denmark
GenresElectronic music, ambient, IDM
Occupation(s)electronic musician
producer
Years active1980x - present
LabelsApril Records
Hobby Industries
Rump Recordings
Associated actsFuture 3
People Press Play

He formed the Future 3 electronic trio together with Anders Remmer (a.k.a. Dub Tractor) and Thomas Knak (a.k.a. Opiate) in 1994. He is also a member of People Press Play (which is Future 3 plus Sara Savery) and has a duo project with Remmer, Jesper & Anders a.k.a. Recycler 202.

With his sense of harmony, and his consciously minimalist approach, Skaaning constructs a sound which is forthcoming without trying too hard to please.

At the moment Jesper is working together with guitar and bassplayer Djon on the side project Spring, which is a return to more guitar oriented material with discrete use of vocals.

Discography
  • Tease (12”) - (Flex Records, 1995)
  • No 1 (CD, Album) - (April Records, 1996)
  • No 2 (12”) - (April Records, 1997)
  • Star Quality (CD) - (April Records, 1998)
  • Split (12") (with Goodiepal) - (Hobby Industries, 2000)
  • Split (12”) (with RJ Valeo) - (Hobby Industries, 2002)
  • Welcome (CD)- (Rump Recordings, 2005)
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References
  1. Bogdanov, Vladimir (2001-05-24). All music guide to electronica: the definitive guide to electronic music. Backbeat Books. pp. 217–. ISBN 978-0-87930-628-1. Retrieved 22 September 2011.
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