Music as therapy: The Viennese band discovers new sounds!

Music as therapy: The Viennese band discovers new sounds!

Feldkirchen in Kärnten, Österreich - The Wiener Band 5/8erl in Ehr’n has recently given exciting insights into her album. The band's seventh studio album, which shows a mixture of soulful pop and jazzy elements, starts with "gentle giant". Front woman Michaela Liebermann emphasizes that band members have not only developed strong trust in each other over 19 years, but also a unique synergy that contributes to creative inspiration. "This interaction is like therapy," she explains, and the goosebumps moments during play are indispensable. In addition, the band merges with the Jazzorchestra Vorarlberg to achieve a bombastic sound that raises the performance to a unique experience.

creative development and social issues

The band also publishes its album "Live in the Wachau" and talks about the change in its artistic work. According to bassist Bobby ‘Slivo’ Slivovsky, the collaboration with a large orchestra opens up new dimensions. "We can play the groove differently, and calm pieces get a different intensity," he emphasizes. The album also addresses social challenges, whereby the musicians reflect on the fact that despite the lightness of their music, serious messages often vie. Max Geier adds that her work remains relevant both politically and in terms of content: "In the fast -moving time, we sing values ​​that are more important than ever," says the singer.

The upcoming tour, which begins on March 15 in Feldkirchen in Carinthia, is an opportunity for the band to present their new songs live and immerse themselves in the emotions of the audience. "The premiere of a new song is like the birth of a child," Slivovsky describes his anticipation for the upcoming appearances. The band agreed that being together with the audience makes music alive and enriches both artists and listeners - a symbiosis that will provide many unforgettable moments. The six times Amadeus Award winners are determined to continue their musical journey despite the challenges of the past year and take their fans on a new level of musical discovery, as Music Austria reported.