Emtidi

A short-lived duo formed by Dolly Holmes (Canadian) and Maik Hirschfeldt (German), who met in London, moved to Berlin and recorded the 1972 album Saat at Dieter Dierks' studios under the artistic direction of Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser; the album is described as a seminal example of Cosmic Folk and electro-acoustic experimentation.

Saat was recorded in February 1972 at Dieter Dierks' studios, released on the Pilz label and produced within Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser's artistic circle.

Emtidi is a short-lived German-Canadian duo whose 1972 album Saat is celebrated as a landmark of Cosmic Folk and electro-acoustic experimentation. The record was produced within the Pilz/Kaiser orbit and recorded at Dieter Dierks' studios. Reviewers praise its dreamy textures, phased guitars, VCS3 and mellotron use, and its blend of folk and cosmic psychedelia.

For:Collectors of psychedelic and experimental folk, fans of 1970s German underground music, Krautrock and cosmic-folk enthusiasts