AnnenMayKantereit: “It’s evening and we’re sitting with me” (criticism & stream)

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Anyone who has ever lost their way at a folk festival between beer mugs waving, “I’m sorry, Pocahontas!” yelling marquee visitors, for AnnenMayKantereit are no longer what they used to be. One lives in constant fear that the drunken party people could soon assimilate the next song. “Let it circle” for example, a song that dances away the corona frustration decorated with a Santana guitar solo to a Latin groove. “I want to lose control with you again,” says Henning May.

It’s about accepting the ups and downs of life

The songs on “It’s evening and we’re sitting with me” are too good for the marquee. It’s about accepting the ups and downs of life
mindfulness and kindness. In addition to Schrammel indie (“Lottoschein”), electrically charged pop (“Katharina”) and flamenco (“Ausgehen”), there are baby boomer bossa nova ballads (“When I was a child”) and piano chansons (“Tonight it will rain ‘, ‘Orange Song’). And only the closing song, “Tommi”, which becomes a Cologne mood hit in the chorus, is something that the marquee party people may like.

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