"I love the organic feel of the track, even though it also feels electronic and modern"
Hannah V
Skwodam’s music is modern jazz, downtempo, electronica, modern classical and cinematic music – organic instruments combined with a variety of electronic production techniques. His distinctive sound is influenced by jazz, classical, world music, techno, ambient and film music – frequently described as organic, emotional and witty.
As an audiovisual artist, he creates augmented reality artworks, which come with exclusive original music not released anywhere else. The visuals and multimedia content is available to buy as framed artworks and as NFT.
Adam Szklenar aka ‘Skwodam’ is audiovisual artists, music producer and film composer. He grew up in a family of classical musicians and received classical training from early childhood. Later he discovered music production and composition.
He studied composition, orchestral arrangement, music technology and sonic arts at Goldsmiths University of London and also joined Goldsmiths Music Studio as an Assistant Engineer under Mikko Gordon (Radiohead, Pendulum) and Sean Woodlock (London Contemporary Orchestra, The Comet Is Coming).
In 2022 November Adam joined Alan Meyerson‘s (Hans Zimmer, James Newton Howard) film music recording and mixing masterclass in Studio La Fabrique.
Skwodam is releasing augmented reality artworks that come with exclusive, original pieces of music not available anywhere else. The audiovisual content of these works are available as NFT-s. One of his augmented reality works has won an open call of the Goethe Institut in 2021. The work was exhibited in Vienna and received good feedback from the international jury and the art world.
He is an alumnus of The Rattle Collective, a former accelerator for artists, founders and innovators in London and Los Angeles.
Skwodam is a European audiovisual artist based in London. He is creating augmented reality artworks with exclusive, original, unreleased music as NFT. If you are interested in these artworks or owning an NFT, please get in touch.