On a summer evening in July 2020, I took a long walk and went to a place that has spiritual meaning for me, where I could fully focus on myself away from many people. A separation from a longtime musical companion was behind me and before me a new path. Everything indicated that this was the beginning of a new project. There have been many projects in my musical career for which I am very grateful but nothing fills me with more gratitude than the project that is in focus here.
The challenge in the beginning of the project was that I didn’t have the feeling of a band working together. I was all alone and didn't have any companions either. I had to look deep inside myself and find out what I had to do in order to fulfill my mission in the best possible way. The next day I started to play a few chords on the guitar, still with the two feelings in my mind: the melancholy of farewell and at the same time the euphoria of something new which was more powerful in me. A few days later, the song "Lights Live Forevermore" was born from this, a very intimate view into a person’s soul which has to suffer, but always moves forward and unfolds its potential.
From that point on, I began to listen to and play countless country songs from the last few decades while putting everything else in my life on the back burner, because I felt a motivation that I had never felt before. I was still alone but was accompanied by Kacey Musgraves, Little Big Town, Chris Stapleton, Carly Pearce, Lady A, Fleetwood Mac, Sheryl Crow, Miranda Lambert and many more, each having something special for their time and their music. I was able to develop my own personal connection with them and had the honor of meeting some of their colleagues on an internet platform.
Other songs followed in the next few weeks, such as "What Angels Say". It accurately describes the goal of the project and contains the musical elements that have been important and inspiring throughout my musical path. The catchy character and the harmony reminded a guitarist from Nashville of the Beatles. The song gets its energy and dynamic from the arrangement, which combines rock, pop and country.
In the chorus it says:

„We’re driving out of town
To spread our love all around
Some dreams come true
Out of the blue
All the broken hearts get counterparts
We’re tryin’ to relay what angels say“

Since Autumn 2020, I have been working on my songs with outstanding singers, studio musicians and producers mostly from Nashville and California. For me, this collaboration means a musical revelation, inspiration and appreciation for everyone. I produced every song myself and always found the right people who could implement my visions. At this point I would like to express my greatest respect and thanks to all the people who were involved in the process.
To continue on the path, I am looking for voices that merge into one and share their creativity to develop something very special - to bring light into the world with music.