Claude (musician)
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Claude (alternative pseudonym Claude Quick ; bourgeois Claude Aubert; * 1959 in Zurich ) is a former Swiss pop musician.
Live and act
His self-written debut single Nüt ... was the first successful Swiss rap single. It reached number 8 in the national charts. The piece is more of a parody of rap music with stylistic devices from the Neue Deutsche Welle . By repeating the word nüt (“nothing”) 217 times , the perceived monotony of rap and hip-hop is caricatured (“it just happens nut, just nut nut nut ...”). In addition to the Swiss dialect version , there were also versions in Standard German ( Nothing ), French ( Rien ) and English ( Nowt ). After the second unsuccessful single Wie gaht's , Claude withdrew from the music business. He now lives in the United States as a graphic designer .
Discography
- Nüt ... / Schubidua (single, 1982)
- Nothing and Schubidua (two contributions as Claude Quick on the sampler 14 Dance in Time: Highlights from the Neue Deutsche Schweizer Welle , 1982)
- Rien / Nowt (single, 1983)
- Wie gaht's / B-Siite-Song (single, 1983)
In addition to the records, Claude also produced a jingle for the program Sounds on DRS2, to the melody of Wie gaht's .
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| SURNAME | Claude |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Aubert, Claude (real name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swiss pop musician |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1959 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Zurich |