The Soundtrack of Songwriter
Christian Meyer-Pedersen
At first glance, my songs may seem to have little in common. Written over the course of four decades, they span Blues, Rock, Soul, Pop, Country, orchestral works, Gospel, and even K-Pop.
What unites them, of course, is that they all are original works, written and first recorded by me—their composer and author, Christian Meyer-Pedersen from Hamburg, Germany, also known as adMeyer.
Another thread that runs through my songs is the catchiness of the melodies, that carries through all genres I explore.
But during the process of remixing these songs with powerful AI tools, I discovered something else they share: a common message of hope.
Hope has been a constant companion throughout my years of songwriting—the one thing we seem to need most in uncertain times like these. My wish is that these Totally Remixed songs inspire you to carry on, to look forward with optimism, and to celebrate the joy of life.
Feel invited to share in that spirit!
Christian Meyer-Pedersen
Hamburg, Germany in August 2025
Tunes – unique, catchy, adaptable
Writing songs and lyrics for artists, producers, and publishers
adMeyer (Christian Meyer-Pedersen) has been writing songs since the early 1990s, blending influences from R’n’B, Soul, Rock, Jazz, Funk, and cinematic soundtracks. His catchy melodies, grooving bass lines, and striking hooklines form a versatile foundation for new productions. His demos invite producers and artists to reimagine, refine, and bring them to life.
If my songs have sparked your interest, I look forward to hearing from you.
Vita
Songs have followed me throughout my life. They have always been a part of me–melodies that urged me to be written. So my songwriting began much earlier than the late 1980s, when I formed a school band with my friend and classmate Hague Nusseck. As keyboardist and singer, I found a new access to composing songs and lyrics though, often built on blues patterns and bass structures, I developed on my keyboard. Within short time we were performing live with a drummer and guitarist.
Our first band name, BBQ Mushroom, came from a fire accident involving a mushroom-shaped barbecue hut which we managed to burn down completely. Later renamed Burning Mushroom, the group’s music grew more refined in the early 1990s, mixing blues and rock with jazz, funk, and soul. With saxophonist Angela Schäfer joining, songs like Lady Memphis and Emigrant For Love emerged.
After the group disbanded in 1994, I moved to Copenhagen for nearly ten years, writing songs such as Always and Crazy (1999). Returning to Hamburg in 2004, I carried with me unfinished material, including Katie (2003).
In 2006 I teamed up with guitarist Thomas Kirschler as Quickbourn, contributing all lyrics for the progressive rock album Beyond Ground Zero (2008), which also featured a new rhythmic version of Katie. Around this time, I also composed songs like Storm, One In A Million, and Star.
From 2010 to 2013, I revisited earlier songs with guitarist Kai Steltner, who added the distinctive solo to the track Storm.
Since 2016, I have increasingly focused on new demos, creating pieces like Sea Change, The River, Hejrah!, Money, and Fountains of Love. Many more are in progress, as fresh ideas continue to develop.
The repertoire presented here is only a small part of my work—songs carried with me for years, constantly evolving into new possibilities.