Between Dream and Reality
Lexter Adam
The Sound of a Storyteller
Lexter Adam is more than an artist—he is a storyteller, a sonic architect who weaves memories, emotions, and reflections into immersive musical landscapes. As a core artist of Feeldview Recordings, his work bridges the realms of electronica, pop, and deep storytelling, creating music that lingers far beyond the moment.
His sound is hypnotic yet deeply personal, seamlessly blending nostalgic elements with forward-thinking production. Lexter's music exists at the intersection of poetry and club culture, evoking imagery of fleeting encounters, longing, and the passage of time. His journey is both introspective and universal, making his work resonate with a broad audience.
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Lexter Adam’s debut album, Once Upon a Time, Long Ago (2024), introduced his unique fusion of electronic storytelling and melancholic pop. The album explores themes of memory, dream states, and the echoes of the past—framed by the recurring motif of the blue light, a symbol deeply woven into Feeldview Recordings' overarching narrative.
His sophomore album, Poppy Dreams (2025), still to come, delves into the fleeting intensity of a single night out—a trance-like journey from dusk till dawn, blending house, progressive techno, and introspective songwriting. The album captures the tension between euphoria and reflection, with standout tracks like "Poppy Dreams / How Can I", marking defining moments in his artistic evolution.
Artistic Vision & Influences
Lexter’s work is rooted in the storytelling traditions of European literature and cinema, drawing inspiration from the likes of Hermann Hesse, Thomas Mann, and the surrealism of early 20th-century dreamscapes. Musically, his sound is a fusion of hypnotic house, progressive pop, and ambient textures, influenced by artists such as Madonna, Depeche Mode, and contemporary electronic pioneers—many of whom themselves drew from decades-old influences.
Lexter carries this legacy forward, elevating it to the next level. He intertwines wordplay and musical references, embracing future technologies to honor the work of those who came before him. His approach is both reflective and forward-thinking, bridging the past and the future through modern production and immersive storytelling.
Read Lexter’s Own Reflection on His Initial Kick-Off
It was a Friday night. Then and now, it feels like the perfect way to start: Once Upon a Time. It seems that’s how life goes—a blur of moments where the details fade, but the feeling remains.
We were late, as usual. I was probably searching for my keys, something I used to do a lot. Now, that feels more like a metaphor. I still search for them occasionally, but mostly, I’ve learned to trust myself. The less I search for my keys, the more I realize I'm still looking for the key to life.
Maybe that’s why I’m here—to share the journey with you. So we travel, side by side, down the same road. Finally, the full album Once Upon a Time, Long Ago is out now, on this special day, September 18th. The real story begins now. I started with fragments—pieces of life and thoughts.