THE
KOLLABORATORS

Our project thrives on exploration, blending energetic and melancholic vibes of '80s and '90s alternative rock with influences that span across decades. It's a space where we explore the sounds that inspire us, without sticking to any strict musical boundaries. Every song, every collaboration, is a story — shaped by the unique backgrounds and experiences of its creators.

We invite you to take a peek into our world. If you like what you hear and want to follow along, we'd be thrilled. It's all about sharing the music we make and hopefully making some connections along the way.

'FANTASY', our latest single, is now available — a powerful collaboration with the extraordinary Eric Bay, singer, co-writer, and lyricist. 🎶🎸

"The First Chapter", our first album, is available on all platforms and for download on Bandcamp.

"The First Chapter" marks the end of the initial chapter of The Kollaborators' musical adventure, which began in August 2022 with "A Hole in the Sky", our first collaboration featuring Mike Patterson (Oregon, US) on vocals. This was the beginning of an incredible journey with exceptional indie artists from around the world. Mike also lent his vocals to "Rise to the Sky," "You Looked Away," and "Strange Night."

Early collaborations also include "Shockwave" with Franklin Sane (Detroit, US) on vocals, who further contributed to "Calling Angel" and "The Days of the Blind and Roses". Several other amazing singers joined along the way: Mik's Reaction (Australia) on "Magical Navigation", Bigbaldben (Pennsylvania, US) on "Silent Rock", and Stefanie Kisamore (Texas, US) on "Anything is Possible (SK Version)".

Our sound wouldn't have reached the skies without Brian Henry (Atlanta, US) and Jay Carros (New York, US), who contributed drums and mixing on six and four tracks respectively. This journey was only achievable with the contributions of Rob Glass (bass, BC, Canada), Mario Licata (bass, New Jersey, US), Liz Schneider — White Cello (Switzerland), Jools Musik (UK), Moe Howard (US) and John Heavern (N.C., US).