Jesse Grande: Tyrolean artist shows new sound worlds in the town hall!

Jesse Grande: Tyrolean artist shows new sound worlds in the town hall!

Telfs, Österreich - Jesse Grande once again conquered the stage in Telfs with his music and the creative spirit. The versatile artist, who is active as a theologian, musician and filmmaker, impressed at a concert in the town hall, where the audience are immersed in the impressive world of blows of blues and rocking sounds. His songs - with topics from UNO to love - were not only musical, but above all culturally relevant and were almost exclusively presented in the Telfer dialect. As the Rundschau , the artist received for his humorous and sometimes loud texts standing ovations from the audience, which was obviously happy about the evening.

cultural roots and experiments

Grande, who was awarded the “Hubert von Goisern Culture Prize” in 2020, follows an unconventional approach in his art. In an interview with ORF Tirol, he explained that with his music he breaks the boundaries between the genres and that he is reinvented in the Tyrolean subculture. "Dance like on the wire rope", he himself called his approach to music because it does not fit into predetermined drawers. On the surface, the style may look futuristic and experimental, but deep in the texts are the typical topics of life in the region, as well as the challenges of the market. His works, such as the recently published album "Uno", Show his creative range, which was recently awarded the music video award of the "Golden Schindl" for the song "Karate", as the ORF reported.

In addition, he created a creative center for young artists in Telfs, far away from commercial influences. His passion for art is also reflected in his commitment, while at the same time he remains modest and does not refer to himself as a "cultural activist". His goals are clear: to create inspiring art that builds on the Tyrolean roots and always take new ground. Jesse Grande's tireless efforts for local culture shows that it is also important today to revitalize the art scene and open up new perspectives.