Sadael on Death Metal, Songwriting & the Future of the Project

SADAEL joins AndreaNet for a conversation about the evolution of the project from doom to death metal, songwriting, musical influences, and more than two decades of creating extreme music.We talk about SADAEL's upcoming album Harmony Beyond, the story behind “Apocrypha,” working with Satanath Records, finding musicians for a future live lineup, the role of technology in modern music production, album artwork and AI, physical releases, and the challenge of turning a solo project into a real band.SADAEL also shares his approach to creativity, why music often comes to him on the edge of sleep, and the mindset that continues to push the project forward: the best album is always the one that hasn't been released yet.**In this episode:• The evolution from doom to death metal• Classical music, Cannibal Corpse, Morbid Angel, Nile and other influences• The songwriting and recording process• “Apocrypha” and Paralytic Thrall• Upcoming album Harmony Beyond• Working with Satanath Records• Building a live SADAEL lineup• AI, album artwork and physical releases• More than 20 years of creating music• Why “the better music is yet to come”New episodes of Voices with AndreaNet every Friday.Timestamps:00:00 The Better Music Is Yet to Come00:30 Meet SADAEL02:03 From Doom to Death Metal04:05 Musical Influences: Nature, Classical Music & Death Metal05:12 How SADAEL Writes Music06:25 Technicality vs. Emotion08:42 The Story Behind “Apocrypha”10:26 Upcoming Album: Harmony Beyond10:44 From Violin to Guitar11:16 Finding Vocalists and Musicians13:04 Working with Satanath Records13:56 The Story Behind “Biomass”15:29 Returning to the Stage18:27 Where to Start with SADAEL19:32 “The Better Music Is Yet to Come”20:14 Making Metal Since 200422:21 The Future of SADAEL24:18 Building a Live Band25:09 Album Art, AI & a Very Ironic Accusation26:41 Physical Releases and Collecting Music29:37 Where Musical Inspiration Comes From30:53 Life, Discipline & Routine