Great presenter, and a great singer! Love her late night show 
itâs time to feed the Germany cornerâŠ
The young generation of artists here in Germany can also be gentle and are mentioned in the same row as Suzanne Vega or Maria Mena (after touring).
new album
Roon Radio suitably gives this in context:
âŠAND OF COURSE MANY OLD KNOWN ARTISTSâŠ
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Iâm sure this kind of music is not to everyoneâs taste, but I think itâs just too awesome not to share it with others.
In general I like contrasts in music, for example sugary sweet vocals paired with deep growls.
In my proposal (the real point pairs âchavâ vocals with very human lyrics.
Regardless of our political views, I hope we all want peace, and thatâs what this song is about (I just finished sychronizing the lyrics of this album).
And one more song I want to throw behind it:
This song will not only touch people who are not parents (like me).
Of course you have to translate/interpret/understand the lyrics correctly.
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Because there is so much good music, I have neglected rock a bit. Now I want to move there again with German Indie Rock. Since 2002 Juniper Jones rock not only in Germany. There is also acoustic music for the ears.
âŠand live with Bosse in Hamburg 2019
or Frankfurt Oder
The Germany tour continues with seamless transitions from Bosse to Anna Loos to Silly via Frankfurt Oder to Leipzig and Berlin
Of course in German languageâŠ
In the Germany corner, the new fresh music may not be missing. Hip-hop and rap are not always accessible to older semesters, but some street musicians manage to preach the easy life and show contrasts to it.
After I have already posted rather society incompatible things in this thread, I would now like to draw attention to an artist, with possibly more people can do something.
I think she is quite unknown, although she was already active for Udo Lindenberg and the Farin Urlaub Racing Team. Iâm talking about Celina Bostic, whose range goes from acoustic guitar music to pop/hip hop and punk rock.
And one of my favorite songs (which currently only seems to be available on TIDAL):
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Every day is a gift for her
Have not heard for a few years, thank you
Du machst immer, was Du sollst
Hast davon die Nase voll
Dieses FlieĂbandleben
Kann nicht alles sein
Du trÀumst davon, durchzudrehen
Einmal nackt im Regen stehen
Glaub mir Du bist nicht allein
Lass uns wieder wie Kinder sein
Ich glaub an den Moment
Das ist meine Religion
An wahre Freunde und
An ein Leben vor dem Tod
Bald ist es vorbei
Es geht schneller als man denkt
Doch wozu traurig sein?
Jeder Tag ist ein Geschenk
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I think we understand each other 
Putting this here, not because itâs German, but because itâs from Berlin, and an excellent album!
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A rediscovery with Roon for me was meeting Pete Wyoming Bender.
I Loved This Woman was released in the early 80s and sounds like French chanson. The musical range goes further, as Born To Be Indian was already released as a single in 1978. Born of Indian descent in Germany (now France), he worked in the Berlin area at the end of his life. He spent much of his life in Saarland.
His work can be further explored here at Qobuz.
https://open.qobuz.com/artist/326794
https://open.qobuz.com/track/78984889
https://open.qobuz.com/track/55131221
https://open.qobuz.com/album/ei6e7z7khigpc
For the vinyl friends, I explored Discogs:
After his death in 2014, a remarkable obituary was written.
blackbirds.TV - reports on the worldwide music scene (in Berlinâs SpeckgĂŒrtel)
928/14: Nachruf: Erinnerungen an Pete Wyoming Bender - * 14. September 1943 - â 15. Februar 2014 - Blackbirds.TV - Berlin fletscht seine Szene
It ends tragically here:
and then to his farewell song:
https://soundcloud.com/gesichtspunkte-de/ein-leben-lang-pete-w-bender
What a life for music:
for his daughter Jennifer:
in the early years:
In his twilight years:
The presentation of Salvadore Adamo is not perfect from the German point of view. Qobuz still shines the best there. There are two songs in the program that were very successful in Germany. What is no longer fashionable, every music lover determines for himself. Some still recognize the joke and are happy about these songs. I hope the translation helps. Before that, a tear goes on a journey.
Not to forget one of my favorites here:
I last heard him at the Bonn Jazz Festival
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Thank you I am just exploring. My first contact with these artists of improvisation. Since I am still growing in classical and jazz, I get completely new impressions. Chaotic and rhythmic at the same time. eminds me a bit of my impressions when I first heard Kraftwerk.
For those exploring on Tidal or Qobuz, here are the links:
https://open.qobuz.com/artist/779595
https://open.qobuz.com/album/r0my4u969oxwa
https://tidal.com/browse/artist/3749011
https://tidal.com/browse/album/172766916
Sophisticated music from talented artists. That must have been four beautiful days in Berlin.
Thank you 
But definitely I have to add someone else, a highly appreciated German artist of my younger days, through whom I came to jazz.
Still valued, here his latest album:
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âA jazz album without frippery, a pleasurable leap into the past without any hint of nostalgia, a lot of fun and, last but not least, another damn good story.â
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The german wiki for the band:
It seems like Iâm always looking for another genre connection to jazz. I respond well via electronic or downtempo and then enjoy the influences of jazz presented by De-Phazz or DePhazz depending on the spelling.
https://play.qobuz.com/artist/41822
https://play.qobuz.com/artist/554763
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