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| Brisa do Mar: Lisa Wahlandt meets Mulo Francel & Bossa Nova Band ...starting with the basics: Wahlandt owns a voice both beautiful and enormously versatile which is suited to Blues and Swing as well as to Latin or Avantguarde music; behind her rather high vocal pitch hides unexpected volume; her intonation is as flawless as her microphone handling and her sense of timing; she masters scatting as well as speech-song or cocktail jazz; her Portuguese sounds as perfect as her English, French and German. Last not least - this cool Bavarian blonde has charisma... (Text by Oliver Hochkeppel) |
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| Acoustic Project Lisa Wahlandts new project is totally dedicated to an acoustic blend of classic and modern poptunes with a touch of jazz and bossa nova. The extraordinary and mystical voice of Lisa Wahlandt fits perfectly into totallyacoustic setting with just a guitar, an upright bass and a tiny little drumset. In their very own arrangements of tunes from Madonna to Peggy Lee and even Metallica or Prince there´s a very special flavour that adds a certain mystical moment to all these tunes. Lisa Wahland Band consits of german Jazz Guitarist Ruediger Eisenhauer, Ulli Zrenner on upright bass and Gerwin Eisenhauer on drums. A timeless acoustic journey into the classics of bossajazz´n´pop. |
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| Marlene ...here, the minimalism of professional musicians combined with musical openness - both of which the category "Jazz" stands for, after all - creates an incredibly dense and modern yet pleasantly soothing sound somewhere between chanson and drum 'n´ bass. The central element is always Lisa Wahlandt´s voice: without frills, yet capable of a stimulating snootiness and fragility at the same time. Falling in love again... with Lisa Wahlandt, The Voice. Big label? She earns it... (Text by Sebastian Klug) |
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