Julian & Roman Wasserfuhr with Jörg „the Pimpercell“ Brinkmann | Antigua
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Julian & Roman Wasserfuhr with Jörg "the Pimpercell" Brinkmann
Julian & Roman Wasserfuhr
"Safe Place" - The new chapter of the Wasserfuhr brothers
With their new album "Safe Place", Julian and Roman Wasserfuhr present another milestone in their impressive career. Since their debut album "Remember Chet" in 2006, they have become established names on the German jazz scene and have gained international recognition. Their music captivates with a blend of virtuosity, sensitivity and a fine sense of melody, making them an unmistakable voice in contemporary jazz.
"Julian & Roman Wasserfuhr are among the best that young German jazz has to offer," praises the Rheinische Post. Their works are characterized by a unique blend of emotional depth and technical perfection. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung describes Julian Wasserfuhr as "one of the best in his field worldwide", who impresses with his "insane virtuosity" and "magical sound".
"Safe Place" is a work that leaves the hectic pace of everyday life behind and concentrates on the essentials - the power of music to convey emotions directly. In close collaboration with cellist Jörg Brinkmann, the brothers have created an album that is lively, multi-faceted and deeply moving. Their music takes the audience on a journey through the entire spectrum of human emotions - from tender melancholy to euphoric flights of fancy.
Julian & Roman Wasserfuhr stand for music that transcends boundaries and yet always remains authentic. With their latest work, they continue to develop their very own "Wasserfuhr sound" and prove how innovative and diverse their musical language has become.
Julian Wasserfuhr - trumpet
Roman Wasserfuhr - piano
Jörg Brinkmann - cello
Antigua
As an astronaut in space, you look at the earth in its entirety and territorial borders disappear. With their debut album "Astronauta', the band ANTIGUA brings out an enchanting collection of songs that address this change of perspective. The musicians follow in the footsteps of Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grapelli and reinterpret gipsy swing. The quartet around singer Elsa Johanna Mohr polishes the old sound of the 1930s to a high gloss and creates something new in the process: retro and modern at the same time, committed to tradition but always looking to the future. ANTIGUA enriches the genre of gypsy swing with brilliant original compositions and influences from Latin American music styles. The lyrics, sung in German, Portuguese, French and Spanish, deal with nostalgia and homeland, progress, lethargy and contradictions - primeval human themes that are timeless and transcend generational boundaries.
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