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⭐ R3NATA & Maria Theresia von Eberg present Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr. 260 ⭐

Musik ist eines der schönsten Dinge auf der Welt. Sie lässt einen Träumen, wirkt inspirierend oder lässt einen Tanzen. Darüber hinaus ist sie zweifelsohne ein Ventil der eigenen Gefühle. Ein Medium um das innere nach außen zu richten. Ein Mittel das einem hilft negative Gefühle zu verarbeiten. Und das Beste: Sie verbindet Menschen jedweger Kultur und lässt somit äußere Grenzen verschwinden lassen. 

Ein bemerkenswertes Beispiel ist die Freundschaft und das musikalische Zusammenspiel zwischen der Mexikanerin R3NATA und der Freiburgerin Marie Theresia von Eberg. Für KennreInnen der Szene mit Sicherheit keine Unbekannten mehr. Schließlich sind beide sehr gefragt, wie ihre Reisen innerhalb und außerhalb der Republik belegen. Kein Wunder, schließlich gehört ihr Sound definitiv zu dieser Stile, welches wir gerne in Clubs oder Festival hören möchten. Aber mal ehrlich, wer kann bei diesem bouncy, bassigen und verspielten Klängen schon ruhig sitzen bleiben? Wir mit Sicherheit nicht. 
Also, lasst uns entgegen des Aufrufes am Anfang des Mixes doch einfach ein Wohnzimmertänzchen wagen 😊 

Der Mix nimmt nämlich direkt nach dem Intro erstmal richtig Fahrt auf und schiebt ohne Umwege eindrucksvoll an. Ein Banger-Track folgt dem anderen. Dazu technisch sehr fluide gemixt, welches noch einmal die konstant hohe Energie von einem zum anderen Lied mühelos transportiert. Hier und da streuen die beiden aber auch melodische und verträumte Passagen mit ein und runden das Ganze mit diesem atmosphärischen Closing-Track am Ende harmonisch ab. Eskalieren können wir schließlich immer noch auf dem Dancefloor. 

Anbei baten wir die Beiden zu unserem Interview:

+++ Interview +++

• Was sind deine musikalischen Einflüsse? Was ist dein musikalischer Hintergrund?

R3NATA: Zählt das Schlagzeugspielen in der High School?

Marie: Ja, zählt :). Bei mir haben 10 Jahren Geigenunterricht für das Mitwirken im Schulorchester auf jeden Fall dazu geführt, dass ich mich viele Jahre nicht getraut habe, musikalisch wieder selbst aktiv zu werden. I did not like it”!

• Was macht deiner Meinung nach eine gute Afterhour aus?

R3NATA: Nette Leute, Freunde, gemütliche Clubs und alles unter 103bpm :p

Marie: Das, was Renata sagt, aber vor allem auch die Fähigkeit aller Beteiligten, nach Hause zu gehen, wenn es reicht.

• Welche Gedanken mögt ihr uns zu eurem Mix mit auf den Weg geben?

R3NATA: Ich liebs, dass wir die Tracks des jeweils anderen lieben.

Marie: Der Austausch für diesen Podcast mit Renata war sehr inspirierend für mich, weil ich viele der Produzenten ihrer Tracks vorher nicht kannte und so ein Mix entstanden ist, den ich so nie alleine gestaltet hätte und trotzdem zu 100 Prozent liebe. DANKE!

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Wir danken euch vielmals für die besondere Aufnahme. Wir sind froh euch in unserem Leben nicht mehr missen zu müssen. ❤️ 🫶 🚀

 Viel Spaß beim Hören und Nachtanzen. 

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I want to share with you my official debut in Europe! My first live set at this beautiful festival. I had the best day of my life there 

Special thanks to @ju_nixe and the whole Kulturkosmos team for making this possible!

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Antaares - Live @ Fusion Фузион 2023 (Seebühne)

Miss Monique - Special B'day Podcast 2023

All Is Well

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Step Down From It

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When I'm on the other side
I'd look for you but now you live in another man's eyes

When I called my father I cried
He told me not to be afraid

Now I know that that's just life
It comes to you and then it goes, it won't decide

Oh
Am I lost in the light
Am I lost in the light
Am I lost in the light

When I'm on the other side
You closed the door but I'm waiting on another sign

I think of you by his side
I wonder what it feels like

Oh
Am I lost in the light
Am I lost in the light
Am I lost in the light

Cold Water

On The Other Side

"Do Right" by Wild Rivers, released March 1st 2017.

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Credits:
Arranged and performed by Wild Rivers
Music and Lyrics: Khalid Yassein
Vocals: Devan Glover, Khalid Yassein
Guitars/Bass: Andrew Oliver, Khalid Yassein
Drums/Percussion: Ben Labenski
Piano: Khalid Yassein

Produced, recorded and mixed by Dan Hosh at Catherine North Studios (Hamilton, ON)
Mastered by Stephen Pitkin

Artwork by Robert John Paterson (www.robertjohnpaterson.com/)


Lyrics:
We took a damn long drive
You were singing death cab
While I harmonized 

Your chest can fall and rise 
Movin like the needle drop, 
On my 45

Chorus
I don't wanna go
I don't wanna play dead yet
I've had moments
Faked a smile the moment I forget it
Walk a tight rope
But we're standing three feet off the ground
You should keep close 
Cause we might just make it through the night 
We're puttin up a fight
We could do right

And now at such great heights
I'm not looking down
I won't split
With every bark and every bite
We could go another round
Or we could call it quits

Chorus

We could do right 

Chorus

Do Right

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Change It All - Single

Change It All

A stripped version of "Hollow"

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Hollow (Acoustic)

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~ Lyrics

An hour in real time passes like a second on a broken clock.
I stay in bed all day just to realise that this’ll be the third on the trot.
I set the foundation for a life that I don’t know how to build.
And I take a step backwards and I fall down the same old hills.
I hope that you return to me, it’s mighty lonely on my own in the city.
I hope I find some better company, where theyre willing to be caring for my pity.
And I do not want to wake up to the shame, but I’m far to tired for these games.
We will bury this with all our memories, right beside the last love that took it all away.

(Pre Chorus)
Oh, as sweet as you were,
you turned out to be fools gold in the dark dirt.
You ripped through the house, whirlwind tearing everything to the cold ground
Your words through the phone, forced the skin right off of my white bones.
And I lay, surrounded by these thoughts

(Chorus)
Our Tiny fires, I swear they’ll burn some day
I want them wild and in some place it never rains.
We belong, Deep inside the blaze,
just like we did back in our early days.

I move in straight lines and follow cats eyes beside the road.
I know directions but where they take me we’ll never know,
Please fire a flare so I know that you are out there,
Safe and sound, with a beacon over your head.
I hope that you are missing me, I feel it too when alone in the country
I miss the sirens and the song repeats, late nights that I wish I could remember
I’d do anything I can to make you stay, but your mind’s made you’ll leave anyway.
I sure hope your train's delayed, theres so much more I need to say.

Oh, as sweet as you were,
you turned out to be fools gold in the dark dirt.
You ripped through the house, whirlwind tearing everything to the cold ground
Your words through the phone, forced the skin right off of my white bones.
And I lay, surrounded by these thoughts

(Middle)

(Chorus)

Tiny Fires

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I Was Wrong (Acoustic)

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A Life You Would Choose

Warm with You

Michigan - The Milk Carton Kids

Ein Track wo man eh schon Gänsehaut Momente bekommt und jetzt noch mit Live Geige

Losing Abilities (Bondi & Chemical Surf) With Live Geige Set

As a band, Wild Rivers have never been better. This goes double for the band as individuals, even as they settle in different cities and grow into themselves as adults. Together since college, Devan Glover [vocals], Khalid Yassein [guitar, vocals, keys], and Andrew Oliver [lead guitar] have put down roots in new places and tackled coming-of-age obstacles. After nine years together, they’ve always found their way back to each other, rather like a marriage. And that’s why their new, forthcoming album, the follow-up to 2022’s folk-rock triumph Sidelines, will be called Never Better.


An earnest, soul-baring look at where they’ve been and where they’re going, Never Better (co-produced with Gabe Wax, who has previously worked with The War On Drugs, Soccer Mommy, Adrianne Lenker, and Jeremy Zucker) showcases Wild Rivers’ joy around being together, particularly after they’ve faced burnout, mental health challenges, and extended periods away from home, among other things. “Being in music is like a deal with the devil,” Khalid says of band life. “You have to give up so much, but you have the opportunity to have the richest experiences of your life. You have to ride the wave and not put too much weight on the highs or the lows. It took us a long time to learn, but that’s a real mindset shift for us.”


Recording in Joshua Tree, Devan, Khalid, and Andrew initially set out to just unplug, reconnect, and rediscover the beauty in creating. Soon, they realized they potentially had a new record on their hands—the results of which appear on Never Better, an album that finds Wild Rivers letting go of their studio-perfectionist tendencies and capturing the energy of their uninhibited live shows. “We used to think it was important to be precious,” says Devan. “I used to take five hours to record a vocal and not be happy until it was perfect. Now I think we're more instinct-driven. I realize now that it’s  actually much more of a skill to be able to do four takes and be like, ‘that's the one,’ because the feeling is there, even if it isn't technically perfect.”


For Never Better, Wild Rivers reimagined their studio process, recording a number of elements live off the floor. “We actively wanted to have a lot more fun making this record,” Andrew adds of recording as a live band. “It's way more enjoyable to record songs all together and be able to see each other laughing and reacting to moments, rather than slowly building it up one little thing at a time where someone goes into a room by themselves. We wanted to maintain that connection the whole time.” 


As they look to the future, Wild Rivers are placing a new emphasis on finding balance and taking care of themselves on the road. Devan says. “We’ve gone through really difficult times, mentally, and the strain of being on tour can take a toll. Mental health has always been top of mind for us, and we want to find that balance for ourselves and help other people with the issues that we're struggling with."


Wild Rivers’ effortless synchronicity shines through on the gorgeously harmonized anthem “Everywhere I Go,” which builds from a piano-based jog to a full-fledged sprint with propulsive drums and shimmering keys. "I was thinking about my grandpa, who I was very close to. He passed away a few years ago,” Khalid says. “He was the only other musical person in my family. We used to sit at the piano and play together. He was one of the funniest people I've ever met. I was thinking about how something benign can remind you of someone who's gone and how it can elicit a powerful emotion. It’s the positive feeling of holding on to a memory of something that's inherently sad but beautiful and uplifting.”


Elsewhere, on the swaying “Cave”—pieced together in Nashville and London —Wild Rivers sing wanting something regardless of consequence. “It’s about caving to temptation,” Andrew says. “The temptation being something you know might not be the right thing, but you’re down to just give into it.”


Similarly, the bright and cheery title track gives itself over to the thrill—and risk—of romance. "We have so many breakup songs—so many heartache, pouring-our-souls-out songs," Khalid says. "We are in our 20s, we've had fun experiences and made mistakes in life. The concept of the song is when you're in a messed-up, secret hookup situation. And someone asks 'How's it going with this person?' And you say, 'Never better.' It's a tongue-in-cheek reference to romantic chaos and throwing caution to the wind."


Finally, of the earnest piano ballad “Backfire,” Devan says, “The demo I made was piano and vocals, and the band had the idea to make it more crunchy guitar, lean slightly more '90s, which I never imagined when writing it. It's more story-based. It's more of a build. It felt like what we have done best up until this point. It feels like a bridge from what we've been doing to the new era.”


Khalid adds, “As soon as I heard ‘Backfire,’ I was like, ‘Oh, this is completely Devan as a person. I just believed every moment of it. Vocally, you can hear that. We were all moved by that. It's one of our favorites of the record. It’s really emotional, really unabashed.”


Just as Wild Rivers move from one exciting stage of their career to the next, they are very much still figuring out what it means to grow together. Their journey, filled with peaks, valleys, and everything in between, has never been more beautiful to witness.

Do Right

Wild Rivers

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