Andrew Applepie

Most artists labor over a record every few years; Andrew Applepie seems to release a new idea every few weeks. The Berlin-based musician treats his catalog less like a series of polished statements and more like a running diary, often composing his work from a traveling van. With a toolkit of ukulele, found sounds, and warm, gentle electronics, his staggering output—over 80 releases to date—captures a kind of restless, sun-drenched intimacy. It’s the sound of someone treating music not as a product but as a daily practice, a philosophy that makes even a simple earworm like his track “I’m So” feel less like a single and more like a genuinely captured moment.