Delicious things

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Delicious things
General information
origin Cologne , Germany
Genre (s) Folk , hip-hop
founding 1997
resolution 2006
Founding members
Singing, mandolin, flute
 Markus Brachtendorf
guitar
 Lars temple
bass
 Thorsten Neubert
violin
 Melanie Pickhardt
Drums
 Ralf Wensorra
saxophone
 Andre Enthöfer
Last occupation
singing
 Markus Brachtendorf
bass
 Otto Schneider
violin
 Elise Schirrmacher
Keyboard
 Joonas Lorenz
Drums
 Ingo Solbach
Sound engineering
 Christoph Stoll
former members
piano
 Marcus Persch
Guitar, piano
 Achim Näckel

Delicious things was a German-speaking folk - hip-hop - pop band from Cologne , which was part of the Jigit! Records was under contract.

history

Lecker Dinge was founded in 1997 by Markus Brachtendorf (flutes, mandolin , vocals), Larsügel (guitar), Ralf Wensorra (drums), Andre Enthöfer (saxophone), Melanie Pickhardt (violin) and Thorsten Neubert (bass). Other band members were Elise Schirmacher (violin), Marcus Barsch (piano), Ingo Solbach (drums), Christoph Stoll (sound engineer) and Achim Näckel (guitar, piano).

The band combined the two genres of music, folk and hip-hop, as well as pop, which is why they also called their music "Folk Hippop". Six own sound carriers were released via Jigit! Records. The band broke up in late 2006 after a long baby break.

Discography

Albums

  • 1999: In the valley of the infrared amphibians
  • 2001: RAUS (Unplugged album)
  • 2003: Universum d'Amour

Others

  • On the grass
  • We are there for the people
  • leave me alone
  • Diverse on Profolk - local heroes
  • Various at Tempel-Folkfest 2001

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