Nylon (tape)

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nylon
2008 live at the Lido Klub Kreuzberg (Berlin)
2008 live at the Lido Klub Kreuzberg (Berlin)
General information
origin Berlin , Germany
Genre (s) Electronica , Nu Jazz
founding 2004
Website www.nylonmusic.de ( archive )
Current occupation
Lisa Bassenge
Paul Kleber
Hagen Demmin
Keyboard
Arnold Kasar
former members
Electronics, guitar
Stefan Rogall (2004 to 2006)

Nylon was a band from Berlin . Her style was characterized by the mixture of well-known songs, hits and chansons with electronica and jazz elements.

history

In spring 2004, while listening to Hildegard Knef, Micatone members Hagen Demmin and Paul Kleber had the idea of ​​wrapping such older music in a more modern guise. With three other musician friends, they founded the band Nylon. Already in July, her first album was released with Love Comes , on which twelve songs from Marlene Dietrich to Ideal were reinterpreted.

The second album Eine kleine Sehnsucht followed in September 2005 . It only contained three cover versions in addition to seven own compositions, after these own pieces had been well received by the audience on a tour.

Two years later, in 2007, the third and final album 10 songs about love was released. Contrary to the title, it contained eleven titles instead of ten, including five own pieces, the first publication of a third-party piece and five cover songs by Carole King , Hildegard Knef (composition Günter Noris ) and three times Manfred Krug alias Clemens Kerber (compositions Günther Fischer ).

The band project ended at the latest with Lisa Bassenge's solo album Nur fort, which was released in early 2011 . The following year, Wish I Was Here , a new album by the Micatone musicians , followed for the first time since 2005 .

Discography

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Nina Pauer: Isn't German beautiful? Die Zeit , January 13, 2011, accessed on August 10, 2019 .
  2. Gold / platinum database. Search result for "nylon". Federal Association of the Music Industry , accessed on August 10, 2019 .