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| Photo by Nataly Hulikova |
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| Photo by Nataly Hulikova |
11/11/2010 aged 21 clock
Wagenhallen Stuttgart, Inner North Station
singer Barbara Padron Hernandez and guitarist Johnny Park have in recent years, mainly as a front pair of the band Submarien made a name with performances in Germany, Austria, England and Sweden and the highly acclaimed by the press Submarien debut album "Not A Robot" . But in the summer of 2009, breaking up the band. They decide to make a couple more. Starting as an acoustic duo in the classic tradition occur within a few months, many new songs that blow, however, the singer-songwriter-drawer. It is no surprise that the debut album alongside vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, drum, percussion, electric and double bass, various keyboards and electronics to Glockenspiel catchment found. With each song brings you to add additional guest musicians from diverse music scene in Stuttgart. Beauty and melancholy are certainly striking attributes of this sometimes quiet, sometimes loud, but always emotionally charged debut album. The arrangements between reduced commute economical and epic and provide the framework in which Barbara Padron Hernandez many facets revealed her vocal range. In a moment of extremely vulnerable, it roars in the next song as the young Godmother of Punk, Patti Smith sings or angelic in the highest register. Stylistically Go Swim Bird Fly very playful approach to their musical influences. Here and there gleams but every now and then something Bristol-through sound and can also find links to Iceland's top performers, but as always will elements of blues, folk, reggae, ambient, alternative rock and pop. Live, the songs offered both as a couple and with expanded instrumentation. So every concert is different and it makes for the musicians and fans alike varied.
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