Music was never just the product.
Fragments from a real music history. Reconstructed for a new era.

reinlaender and simons

reinlaender and simons

santoro & smith

reinlaender and simons

reinlaender and simons and escanor
Some songs were never released. Some ideas arrived too early. Some demos never had the infrastructure to become what they could have been.
De Burna Music rebuilds unfinished musical potential through AI-assisted production, publishing systems and emotional archaeology.
Archive Status: Reconstructing

reinlaender and simons and escanor

reinlaender and simons

reinlaender and simons

santoro & smith

reinlaender and simons

m_rey

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m_rey

reinlaender and simons

santoro & smith

escanor feat della miles

santoro

reinlaender and simons

reinlaender and simons

frank simons feat m_rey

frank simons
Behind De Burna Music are Marius Reinländer and Frank Simons — artists, DJs and catalog builders whose independent music history forms the emotional foundation of the archive. AI does not replace the origin. It extends it.


"A core identity within the De Burna archive, m_rey represents decades of rhythmic experimentation. These signals were captured in late-night sessions between 2004 and 2009, now reconstructed to reveal their original architectural intent."

"The label's founders and primary signal sources. Marius Reinländer and Frank Simons spent years building a catalog of unfinished cinematic tension. This is the heart of the archive—real human performance meeting AI-assisted restoration."

"Ethereal pop fragments recovered from damaged master tapes. These signals represent the 'lost hits' of the 2005 era—melodies that arrived too early for the infrastructure of their time."

"A project exploring the intersection of German indie-culture and electronic warmth. Many of these tracks existed only as rough vocal demos before being reconstructed through the De Burna system."

Studio Session 2004

Mayday 2001

Vinyl Pressings

Roland MC-505

Live Set 2002
"We documented everything. Not for Instagram, because it didn't exist. We documented it because we knew we were living through something important."
— Frank Simons, 2003
A living archive built across friendship, rave culture, technology and memory.