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Merz, born Conrad Lambert in Dorset, England, has been shaping experimental electro-folk since the late 1990s. Known for multi-instrumental textures and ambient landscapes, Merz collaborates with artists like Laraaji and Shahzad Ismaily on projects such as Dreams of Sleep and Wakes of Sound (2019). With a distinctive approach that folds acoustic folk elements into electronic and ambient textures, Merz has built a dedicated following among listeners who appreciate thoughtful soundscapes and intimate performances.

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This artist page highlights Merz’s journey, landmark releases, notable accolades, and the latest information on live appearances. We’ve got you covered with reliable context and links to official channels so you can stay connected and secure your seats if a tour re-emerges.

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Documented collaborators

Merz’s discography spans from the self-titled debut in 1999 through to recent work and collaborations. Highlights include the Guardian Contemporary Album of the Week selection for Dreams of Sleep and Wakes of Sound and the artist’s residency at Dampfzentrale Bern (2018–2020). While 2025 tour details are not publicly listed and Songkick shows no upcoming dates, fans can follow official channels for announcements and new music releases. For updates, visit Merz’s official site and social profiles below.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Merz

Biography: Merz (Conrad Lambert) from Dorset, England; active since the late 1990s; notable collaborations with Laraaji and Shahzad Ismaily on Dreams of Sleep and Wakes of Sound (2019).
Genre/style: electro-folk/alternative with ambient, experimental textures and multi-instrumental approaches.
Complete discography (albums, most recent first): Dreams of Sleep and Wakes of Sound (2019, Dampfzentrale Bern), iNK (2016, self-release), Thinking Like A Mountain (2015, Accidental Records), No Compass Will Find Home (Julian Sartorius Drum & Vocal Renditions) (2013, Accidental/Everest), No Compass Will Find Home (2012, Accidental), Moi et Mon Camion (2008, Grönland), Loveheart (2005, Grönland), Merz (1999, Epic; reissued 2007 by Grönland).
Top singles/hits (most recent first, with chart info if available): Juniper (2025) — not yet charted; Postcard From A Dark Star (2006) — no chart peak; This Nihilism/The Leaving Song (2002) — no chart peak; Mentor/Nightingale vs the crow (2002) — no chart peak; Lotus (2000) — no chart peak; Many Weathers Apart (1999) — UK peak 48; Lovely Daughter (1999) — UK peak 60.
Awards/achievements: Guardian Contemporary Album of the Week for Dreams of Sleep and Wakes of Sound; associated artist at Dampfzentrale Bern (2018–2020).
Social media/presence: official site merz.co.uk; Bandcamp at merz-uk.bandcamp.com; Instagram handle @merzgram.

The records

Merz Discography

Dreams of Sleep and Wakes of Sound
2019 · Dampfzentrale Bern
iNK
2016 · CDr self-release
Thinking Like A Mountain
2015 · Accidental Records
No Compass Will Find Home (Julian Sartorius Drum & Vocal Renditions)
2013 · Accidental Records / Everest Records
No Compass Will Find Home
2012 · Accidental Records
Moi et Mon Camion
2008 · Grönland Records
Loveheart
2005 · Grönland Records
Merz
1999 · Epic Records (1999; reissued by Grönland 2007)

The hits

Top Merz Songs

Juniper
2025 · N/A
Postcard From A Dark Star
2006 · N/A
This Nihilism/The Leaving Song (long haul)
2002 · N/A
Mentor/Nightingale vs the crow (sorrow in the sky)
2002 · N/A
Lotus
2000 · N/A
Lovely Daughter
1999 · UK 60
Many Weathers Apart
1999 · UK 48
C.C. Conscious
1998 · N/A
Many Weathers Apart 7"
1998 · N/A
AM (good morning)
1995 · N/A

Biography

Merz is the project of Conrad Lambert, a Dorset-born musician whose work since the late 1990s has navigated the crossroads of folk, experimental electronics, and ambient sound. Known for layering instruments and textures, Merz crafts immersive pieces that reveal new detail with repeated listens. Collaborations with Laraaji and Shahzad Ismaily on Dreams of Sleep and Wakes of Sound (2019) are among the defining moments in his career, blending shimmering electronics with organic, folk-inflected melodies.

Discography Highlights (latest first)

Dreams of Sleep and Wakes of Sound (2019, Dampfzentrale Bern) – collaboration with Laraaji and Shahzad Ismaily
iNK (2016, self-release)
Thinking Like A Mountain (2015, Accidental Records)
No Compass Will Find Home (Julian Sartorius Drum & Vocal Renditions) (2013, Accidental/Everest)
No Compass Will Find Home (2012, Accidental)
Moi et Mon Camion (2008, Grönland)
Loveheart (2005, Grönland)
Merz (1999, Epic; reissued 2007 by Grönland)

Selected Singles & Tracks

Juniper (2025) – forthcoming status: not yet charted
Postcard From A Dark Star (2006)
This Nihilism/The Leaving Song (2002)
Mentor/Nightingale vs the crow (2002)
Lotus (2000)
Many Weathers Apart (1999) – UK peak 48
Lovely Daughter (1999) – UK peak 60

Awards & Recognitions

Guardian Contemporary Album of the Week for Dreams of Sleep and Wakes of Sound
Associated artist at Dampfzentrale Bern (2018–2020)

Upcoming Tour Information

As of 2025, there are no publicly listed Merz tour dates. Songkick shows no upcoming Merz performances, and the most recent live activity occurred in 2019. Fans interested in live appearances should monitor Merz’s official channels for future announcements and potential engagements.

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