Diverse sound and political message: Greiling rocks the Fête!

Diverse sound and political message: Greiling rocks the Fête!

Rust, Deutschland - What's going on in the music scene? A special event awaits us next Saturday: Friedrich Greiling, a true all -rounder, will appear at the Fête de la Musique. The versatile musician, who has been active since the early 2000s, brings a breath of fresh air to the club landscape with its unique mixtures of techno, blues, electro-chansons and punk house. As the page podcast.de , Greiling will present his new mini album "It is normal", which is part of the Mittekill project.

The Mitte Kill project reflects Greiling's intentions and addresses social conditions with an interesting combination of humor and seriousness. The mini-album "With / And / For" stands for cooperation with and for people, and includes a total of seven songs that have been created in cooperation with various artists. Among the contributors, for example, Knarf Rellöm, who experimented with dark trap, and a young refugee teenager who sings her everyday life. Another special artist colleague is Mysterygirl, whose song "It is normal" is about her experiences in a refugee accommodation. All of this brings the topic of integration and cultural diversity to the center.

an appearance with a political focus

At his appearance, Greiling will present a solo solo gig that has a clear political focus. He will also be heard in a broadcast from Radioeins as a local hero. His music, which is characterized by brute elegance, diversity and hypnotic dynamics, addresses social problems and combines various musical styles in a gripping way. This can also be seen in the detailed processing of electronic sounds and can sounds, as is explained on

reports like that on lmr-nrw.de clarify that music can build a bridge to give a voice. The projects that have been launched since the 2015 escape movement start here: They aim to develop including perspectives and to promote participation in a wide range of society. The State Music Council NRW actively supports these initiatives by creating platforms for musical forms of expression and promoting language acquisition through music. Making music together at eye level enables different cultures to come together and learn from each other.