Debut EP "How To Build A Nest"
out November 17th 2018
pre order: http://standardcrowbehavior.com/CD

Song written by:
Judith Beckedorf & Thomm Jutz

Standard Crow Behavior are:

Judith Beckedorf
Vocals, Banjo

Steve Voltz
Vocals, Guitar

Filip Sommer
Vocals, Violin

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Lyrics:

In a hurry day and night
Never glancing left or right
Make believe that we are in control

Life is short, too short to rest
Ain’t got time to catch a breath
Measure all in silver and in gold

We’ll realize when we are grey and old
Our souls have long been sold

But I’m out, not me
Because you see,
How will you ever find a place in the sun
If all you do is run

And all that work we face each day
Always moving on our way
Keeping cool while carrying the load

You know here and there I wish I could
Just stand still and then I would
Pass the time away and take it slow

We’ll realize when we are grey and old
Our souls have long been sold

But I’m out, not me
Because you see,
How will you ever find a place in the sun
If all you do is run

But I’m out, not me
Because you see,
How will you ever find a place in the sun
If all you do is run
How will you ever find a place in the sun
If all you do is run

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The warm tones of her guitar are like a blanket that gently envelops her soft voice. Fingerstyle and singer/songwriter become one.

Judith Beckedorf began playing the guitar when she was 14, performing her first solo concerts early on. She then decided to further her studies in acoustic guitar and moved to Dresden, making it her chosen home base. While developing her own musical language and expression, she spent some time in Nashville, Tennessee, where American folk music inspired her to take up other instruments, such as banjo and mandolin, and sparked her passion for songwriting.

On her album “Behind The Blue Sea”, thoughts and folky melodies intertwine with snappy grooves and graceful ballads. Judith reminisces about the world and the people she observes around her, about her personal experiences or the situations her loved ones encounter: Light-heartedness and the struggle to show vulnerability, goodbyes and feeling eternally connected, or the rain that washes everything away and promises new beginnings, and the thing Judith hates the most: wasting time. Hence the album’s title song “Don’t Waste Your Time”, which celebrates her journey to a new musical galaxy and marks her debut as a singer/songwriter.

But, just like time itself, Judith Beckedorf seldom stands still. She regularly performs solo concerts and is frequently on tour with her progressive folk/americana trio “Standard Crow Behavior”, where the main focus lies on complex arrangements and vocal harmony – here she is able to combine playing guitar, banjo and mandolin with songwriting and singing. In Nashville, she founded the concert series “International Guitar Nights” and, together with Karlijn Langendijk from the Netherlands and Vivek Advani from India, she founded “MusiSHEans”, a network project promoting female musicians.

Her guitar idol, Tommy Emmanuel once said to her: “You are a magician!”

Not quite so traditional folk.

Standard Crow Behavior are:

Judith Beckedorf
Voice, Mandolin, Banjo

Steve Voltz
Voice, Guitar

Filip Sommer
Voice, Violin, Mandolin

A single silver microphone glimmers elegantly from the center of the stage. Two tall gentlemen and one small lady step into the light with their instruments and sing about a man, searching for his lost love even after many years. Ultimately he will never find her, in fact the two have never met... Not every song from the German-American trio Standard Crow Behavior is so bizarre. They are also about departure, the desire to forget, eternal love and aging; they describe the forces which move everyone and everything, and question of the right path of life.
The name of the band is drawn from a traditional American radio show, but the three young musicians don’t feel at home only with old-timey bluegrass. They all write songs and create a flowing blend of traditional folk, modern pop, intricately arranged compositions and jazz. Without pause, the guitar, banjo, mandolin and violin are swapped between songs with somnambulistic surety. These three are versatile in their active development of a new concept: Chamber Folk.
Their strong three-part harmony weaves a layer of sound needing no special effects, allowing listeners to take pause and enjoy a moment of standstill. Standard Crow Behavior plays music which speaks for itself. Completely pure. Sung and played string by string. Through one microphone.

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