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Our beloved trio VALENTIN, Dan Bay & Le Rubrique are now officially united under Wir sind Kinder! Make sure to check out the official music video accompanying this track:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PbVN3Q6GRQ

The point at which you think: I can't go on. And then somehow... you find a way to continue.

Weiter Als Der Himmel (Farther Than The Sky) tells about the last struggle before finally giving up. The last sprint after a lifelong marathon, driven by the belief in self-efficacy and one's own ideals.

In a time characterized by political and socio-economic uncertainties; when differences are becoming more and more significant, the three remind us to never lose hope and always look ahead.

Written & produced by @wirsindkinder (@valentin-official-profile, @danbaymusic & @rubrique) in Teneriffa, Berlin & Frankfurt.

We are happy to have brought together two strong and individual voices from the downtempo scene with this track. The two have created a wonderful song that is hard to beat in terms of playfulness and is sure to put a smile on your face.

Muta wrote the melody and lyrics when singing a lullaby to his newborn daughter for the first time - a story of unconditional love.

Written by @landhouse & @muta-musica

Sleep is holy, yet we don’t always cherish the beauty of the dream world. We escape rest to run in circles, chasing goals that seem more attractive than the fragile calmness of deep sleep. In this over saturated world, we may reach a point of no return and find ourselves at the edge of sanity. We could take an honest look at ourself and step back from this sporting life. But we’re holding on to the promises of the 24/7 mentality, yet constantly looking for alternative ways to survive the pace of a modern world.

Behind our individual identities lie a complex sequence of events. We spend years defining who we are through experiences, ideas and thoughts. But what if identity is an illusion? What if our sense of self is constructed by millions of ideas outside our control? Does this still make us real, if only to ourselves?

The line between the real and the illusory is delicate. Ideas, concepts and words define who we are, but they can’t be touched, they don’t physically exist. So what does exist? Does something have to be concrete and physical to be real, or are concepts and metaphors real too?

This EP is about perception. It’s about the power of ideas. It’s about embracing randomness. It's dedicated to the dreamers, the shakers, the movers and the makers. We’re all born of civilised madness, so let’s go with the flow.

Looking at the cover of this EP, we get a glimpse of the deceptions our brains are capable of, illustrated by a master of illusion, Joe Webb.

Behind our individual identities lie a complex sequence of events. We spend years defining who we are through experiences, ideas and thoughts. But what if identity is an illusion? What if our sense of self is constructed by millions of ideas outside our control? Does this still make us real, if only to ourselves?

The line between the real and the illusory is delicate. Ideas, concepts and words define who we are, but they can’t be touched, they don’t physically exist. So what does exist? Does something have to be concrete and physical to be real, or are concepts and metaphors real too?

This EP is about perception. It’s about the power of ideas. It’s about embracing randomness. It's dedicated to the dreamers, the shakers, the movers and the makers. We’re all born of civilised madness, so let’s go with the flow.

Looking at the cover of this EP, we get a glimpse of the deceptions our brains are capable of, illustrated by a master of illusion, Joe Webb.

Behind our individual identities lie a complex sequence of events. We spend years defining who we are through experiences, ideas and thoughts. But what if identity is an illusion? What if our sense of self is constructed by millions of ideas outside our control? Does this still make us real, if only to ourselves?

The line between the real and the illusory is delicate. Ideas, concepts and words define who we are, but they can’t be touched, they don’t physically exist. So what does exist? Does something have to be concrete and physical to be real, or are concepts and metaphors real too?

This EP is about perception. It’s about the power of ideas. It’s about embracing randomness. It's dedicated to the dreamers, the shakers, the movers and the makers. We’re all born of civilised madness, so let’s go with the flow.

Looking at the cover of this EP, we get a glimpse of the deceptions our brains are capable of, illustrated by a master of illusion, Joe Webb.

Behind our individual identities lie a complex sequence of events. We spend years defining who we are through experiences, ideas and thoughts. But what if identity is an illusion? What if our sense of self is constructed by millions of ideas outside our control? Does this still make us real, if only to ourselves?

The line between the real and the illusory is delicate. Ideas, concepts and words define who we are, but they can’t be touched, they don’t physically exist. So what does exist? Does something have to be concrete and physical to be real, or are concepts and metaphors real too?

This EP is about perception. It’s about the power of ideas. It’s about embracing randomness. It's dedicated to the dreamers, the shakers, the movers and the makers. We’re all born of civilised madness, so let’s go with the flow.

Looking at the cover of this EP, we get a glimpse of the deceptions our brains are capable of, illustrated by a master of illusion, Joe Webb.