One of the most successful German jazz musicians, Nils Wülker has won multiple awards, and collaborated with the likes of Jill Scott, Craig Armstrong, Omara Portuondo (Buena Vista Social Club), and Peter Vettese.

“Go” is Nils’ excursion into the world of electronics. The recording is "maximally not live" with analog synthesizers, the arpeggiator, the organic loops and beats.

In contrast it presents some of his most beautiful compositions so far - and his most dynamic trumpet playing beyond his live albums and concerts.

Recorded with members of his live band, as well as American trumpeter Theo Croker on "Highline", their remote duet