THE LISTENING ROOM BERLIN
Music in its intended form. Shared listening. Real stories.
presents
Album Alchemists
— The Making of “The Red Door” — by Philipp Johann Thimm
Step inside.
For one night, we open The Red Door with Philipp Johann Thimm — Berlin-based producer, multi-instrumentalist, and long-time collaborator within the Apparat universe — to experience his new album as it was meant to be heard: together, in full presence.
This is not a concert.
It’s a guided journey.
We begin with a gentle arrival, followed by a deep listening session on a high-fidelity soundsystem, unfolding into live storytelling, Q&A, and a performative extension of the work. A rare chance to encounter not only the music, but the human, the process, and the network of trust behind it.
Though framed as a solo album, The Red Door is anything but solitary. It’s a living constellation of collaborators — from Joda Förster and Jamal Dilmen to KOKA, Raz Ohara, and ASKA — woven into a sound that moves fluidly between club energy, pop, and cinematic depth. At its core: trust, connection, and the courage to create together.
Philipp’s path — from touring with Apparat to composing for film, theatre, and internationally acclaimed stages — flows into this work. What emerges is an
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THE LISTENING ROOM BERLIN
Music in its intended form. Shared listening. Real stories.
presents
Album Alchemists
— The Making of “The Red Door” — by Philipp Johann Thimm
Step inside.
For one night, we open The Red Door with Philipp Johann Thimm — Berlin-based producer, multi-instrumentalist, and long-time collaborator within the Apparat universe — to experience his new album as it was meant to be heard: together, in full presence.
This is not a concert.
It’s a guided journey.
We begin with a gentle arrival, followed by a deep listening session on a high-fidelity soundsystem, unfolding into live storytelling, Q&A, and a performative extension of the work. A rare chance to encounter not only the music, but the human, the process, and the network of trust behind it.
Though framed as a solo album, The Red Door is anything but solitary. It’s a living constellation of collaborators — from Joda Förster and Jamal Dilmen to KOKA, Raz Ohara, and ASKA — woven into a sound that moves fluidly between club energy, pop, and cinematic depth. At its core: trust, connection, and the courage to create together.
Philipp’s path — from touring with Apparat to composing for film, theatre, and internationally acclaimed stages — flows into this work. What emerges is an album that feels like a threshold: intimate yet expansive, grounded yet utopian.
To listen is to enter.
To enter is to connect.
We invite you to step behind The Red Door.
27.05.2026 — LILIUM Berlin
19:00 — 23:30
Sound by Restless.Audio
Hosted by The Listening Room Berlin
Limited capacity — RSVP required
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