Carinthian pop talent Fabienne Velina enthusiastic with a new single!

Carinthian pop talent Fabienne Velina enthusiastic with a new single!

Klagenfurt-Land, Österreich - Carinthia has once again produced a promising musical talent. Fabienne Velina, who has caused a stir with her first single "Homesick" in the past few months, published her new single with the title "Greatest Thing" on May 30th. The song, which appeals to very personal topics, is about loss and the challenges of life. In her texts, Velina describes the fear of loss and how important it is to assert itself - a feeling that certainly speaks from the soul for many. Her debut piece "Homesick" has now been streamed over 16,000 times and has already left a lasting impression. According to the Austrozone, she is compared with sizes such as Taylor Swift and Leann Rimes, which certifies a good knack for catchy melodies.

Velina is not only a singer, but also a co-producer and songwriter of the queer music theater piece "Queinthia", which is performed at the Klagenfurt city theater. Here she shows her great talent and passion for music on many levels. The preparations for your next stage project, the acting "Curse of the Rose" at Landskron Castle, are also in full swing. The premiere of the piece is already on June 12th and the stage structure is progressing quickly.

A look back: musical influences and successes

The Austrian music history is full of remarkable personalities who have shaped the country's sound. Christian Bruhn, for example, spent his childhood in Carinthia, where he was influenced early on by folk music. After the Second World War, he took piano lessons in Hamburg and studied composition and harmony at the music academy. He started his career in the 1950s, where he worked as a clay assistant and later celebrated success as a freelance arranger.

Bruhn is known primarily for his hits like "Loving Nache is not worth it" and "Two Little Italians". With over 100 producing songs, including Mireille Mathieu and Katja Ebstein, he has shaped the music landscape. His hit "Heidi" sold over 40 million times worldwide and remains unforgettable. His remarkable career and successes are lively parts of Austrian music history, which is closely linked to the culture of the country.

Whether Fabienne Velina and Christian Bruhn will continue to tell exciting new stories in the music scene in the future, but one thing is certain: the passion for music remains alive in Carinthia.