Michaela Melián is a German musician and composer born on June 15, 1956 in Munich. Melián achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by electronic music, radio plays, and being a co-founder of the ensemble F.S.K.. She achieved professional recognition for a career that began after she studied visual arts and cello in Munich and London. Her recording career included the debut studio recording Baden-Baden (2004) released on the label Monika Enterprise. Melián achieved professional recognition for receiving the ARD-Online-Award in 2005 and the Hörspielpreis der Kriegsblinden in 2006 for the radio play Föhrenwald. Her discography included the studio recording Föhrenwald (2006) and the studio recording Los Angeles (2007). Melián achieved professional recognition for the radio play Speicher (2008) being named Hörspiel des Jahres. Her musical career included performing as a vocalist on the studio recording Die Entstehung der Nacht (2009) by the ensemble Die Goldenen Zitronen. Melián achieved professional recognition for receiving the Grimme Online Award SPEZIAL in 2012 for the project Memory Loops. Her discography included the studio recording Monaco (2013) and the studio recording Music for a While (2026).
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| Monaco |
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Los Angeles
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| Los Angeles |
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Baden-Baden
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Always There. My Life with Tinnitus
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Music from a Frontier Town
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Convention Manifesto
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Die Entstehung der Nacht
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| Monika Force |
| Silver Monk Time |
| Schaukeln |
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Buback Tonträger Compilation
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| Monika Bärchen: Songs for Bruno, Knut & Tom |