17 Hippies
Heimlich
© 2007 Hipster Records (4046661053425)
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Imagine a mix of Eastern melodies, Balkan rhythms, French chanson, Anglo song writing, Cajun tunes, all perfectly blended together, creating their unique own Berlin style of pop music. Oh, and they sing in German, English and French.
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Our brand new CD "HEIMLICH" (meaning something like "secretive").
The CD comes with a booklet in three languages, (German, French, English).
17 HIPPIES - The truth and nothing but the truth
For the past 12 years Berlin’s very own ‘orchester spezial’, the 17 HIPPIES, have been playing their whirling, crashing, diving, bobbing and weaving mixture of music from around the world all over Europe … and beyond.
Imagine a mix of Eastern melodies, Balkan rhythms, French chanson, Anglo song writing, Cajun tunes, all perfectly blended together, creating their unique own „Berlin Style“ of ... well pop music. Oh, and they sing in German, English and French.
This energetic 17 HIPPIES music is the quintessence of many genres. The musicians musical backgrounds reveal influences from rock-pop to classic and jazz, and is reflected in the instruments they play: accordion, trombone, trumpet, violin, cello, woodwinds, mandolin, ukulele, banjo, Irish bouzouki, guitar, double bass, Indian harmonium and more ...
All in all, more than a 1.200 live concerts, all over Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Hungary, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, Russia and Japan. With additional concerts in London and the SXSW festival in Austin/Tx.
Look forward to see them perform live!
“The 17 Hippies are ridiculously underrated. They should be in the front rank of European world music artists …”
Charlie Gillet, BBC London
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Heimlich is wonderful
author: Ken RinehartFun, danceable and wonderful to play along with. I love this band that Connot be characterized but I hope they keep it up.