Hearts Hearts

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Hearts Hearts
General information
origin Vienna , Austria
Genre (s) pop
founding 2010
Website www.heartshearts.net
Current occupation
singing
David Österle
guitar
Daniel Hämmerle
Drums
Johannes Mandorfer
electronics
Peter Paul Aufreiter

Hearts Hearts is an Austrian pop band from Vienna .

Band history

David Österle and Daniel Hämmerle met at university, where they both studied history and started making music together. Together with Johannes Mandorfer and Peter Paul Aufreiter, they founded the band Hearts Hearts around 2010 and, with Young , their debut album was released in 2015 on the Cologne label Tomlab . The album was initially only released in Europe and later internationally. In 2016 the band was nominated for the FM4 Award, which is presented as part of the Amadeus Austrian Music Award .

The band then played at various festivals, including the 2018 Eurosonic Noorderslag, the Reeperbahn Festival , the popfest and The Great Escape. In 2018, Hearts Hearts released Goods / Gods, their second album, which they themselves locate more in mainstream pop music and describe it as more accessible than their debut album. The second album single Sugar / Money reached number 1 in the radio Fm4 charts. In 2019 they went on tour and played at the Dynamo Festival in Dornbirn , the Beserlpark Festival in Mank and the Sziget Festival in Budapest .

In 2019 Hearts Hearts released a new single, Ikarus (I Feel A Change) , in which they position themselves politically for a change in society. The publication was accompanied by a video that shows the band in recordings from a thermal imaging camera and in which also film clips with "well-known activists who stand for an alternative future, featuring Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez , Emma González and of course Greta Thunberg ", as well as "political faces that embody the unchanged and retrograde: HC , Putin , Farage ".

Discography

Albums
  • 2015: Young (album, Tomlab )
  • 2018: Goods / Gods (Album, Tomlab)
Singles
  • 2018: Phantom Island (Tomlab)
  • 2018: Sugar / Money (Tomlab)
  • 2019: Ikarus (I Feel A Change) ( Bent Pyramid Records )

Web links

supporting documents

  1. a b c Shilla Strelka: The lead singer of Hearts Hearts. Interview with David Österle on co-vienna.com, accessed on November 25, 2019.
  2. a b FM4 Award nomination, No. 12
  3. Confirmed for Eurosonic 2018: Hearts Hearts on musicexport.at, 2018; accessed on November 25, 2019.
  4. a b c Hearts Hearts on konvoi.at, accessed on November 25, 2019.
  5. Hearts Hearts: Goods / Godson musicaustria.at, May 11, 2018; accessed on November 25, 2019.
  6. Theresa Ziegler: Video premiere: Hearts Hearts "Ikarus (I Feel A Change)" - For more warmth on thegap.at, August 28, 2019; accessed on November 25, 2019.