“Chords of Freedom”: Gravel with Architect’s musician Adam Christianson

The newest chapter of Pachamama tells how Architects musician Adam Christianson finds his best stress release in gravel riding.

Pachamama, Orbea’s gravel-focused content project, presents its newest episode: “Chords of Freedom.” This inspiring chapter brings us closer to the personal journey of Adam Christianson, guitarist of the renowned band Architects, as he shares how cycling has become his go-to escape from the stresses of touring and a tool for finding personal balance.

Adam Christianson, guitarist of the renowned band Architects

In this episode, Adam explores the Monegros Desert’s unique terrain on an Orbea Terra M20iTeam, finding connection between music, sport and nature. Throughout the story, the musician shares how gravel cycling allows him to stay physically and mentally prepared for the challenges that his artistic career entails.

A journey of freedom and personal therapy

Cycling not only helps Adam improve his physical fitness, but also helps him find mental clarity during the most demanding moments of his life. His narrative reinforces the central spirit of Pachamama: that cycling is a means to explore both the outside and inner worlds, offering a space for reflection and personal reconnection.

The setting of this chapter adds a unique dimension, with vast, tranquil landscapes that emphasize the connection to nature, underscoring gravel’s core values of balance and freedom.

Watch and join the adventure

This latest episode not only inspires, but reaffirms cycling’s role as a bridge between different passions—in this case, connecting music and adventure.