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Blues Garten
Blues aus Nürnberg

Bluesgarten sind Sängerin und Multiinstrumentalistin Tabitha Elkins, Andi Herden (Leadgitarre) und Joscha Herden (Schlagzeug). Zum Jahresende stellen sie in Immeldorf ihr neuestes Album vor.
Nach Ausflügen in Jazz, Rock, Folkrock und Gospel ist Tabitha zusammen mit Andi zum Blues zurückgekehrt. Wie eine Retro-Live-Aufnahme aus den 1970er Jahren klingt Bluesgarten, komplett mit Fuzzy-Gitarren und Sha-La-La-Backup-Gesang. Unterstützt von dem Leipziger Schlagzeuger Joscha Herden werden sie in Immeldorf eigene Songs sowie einige Blues- und Rockklassiker präsentieren.

Die in New Jersey geborene Multiinstrumentalistin und Liedermacherin hat ihre Musik in ihrem Studio in Stein komponiert und aufgenommen. „Einige dieser Lieder wurden während des Lockdowns und der Covid-Krise aufgenommen“, sagt Tabitha. „Sie behandeln die ganze Bandbreite an Emotionen – Traurigkeit, Wut, Freude und Hoffnung.“

Das neue Material umfasst die Country-Blues-Stücke „I Don’t Worry Bout Money“ und „Blues Waltz“ sowie die beschwingten Pop-Rock-Stücke „Lichtblick“ und „Wir Wollen Frieden“. Mit dem letzten Song „Goodbye Blues, Bye Bye“ schließt sich der Kreis zum Jazz-Blues. Die CD ist bei Blues Katze Records aus Nürnberg am 15. September erschienen.

“Lichtblick” und “Gallows Pole Blues” sind hier zu hören auf Soundcloud.

MaryEg
Cover Rock aus Erlangen

Dom Martin Trio
Blues aus Britannien und Irland

Although a young man relatively new to the scene, it would be wrong to think Dom Martin hasn’t paid his life and musical dues. Brought up in the often tough, but community-driven streets of Belfast Northern Ireland, Dom traded his craft for a time locally without a (self-confessed) clue how to break into the (international) music business and possibly with too much humility to try. ‚Discovered‘ by his present management, Dom has made a fairly ‚meteoric‘ rise in terms of today’s industry. His jaw-dropping, entirely natural sounding and unforced/unschooled skill on acoustic guitar, matched with an authentic ‚Belfast Blues‘ voice, brings to mind comparisons with many from (Glasgow born) John Martyn to Rory Gallagher, with nods to many in-between, not least perhaps the likes of Van Morrison and Foy Vance. Dom has won multiple awards for his acoustic work with a 2019 European award, and UK awards in 2020/2021 and 2022 and as a result is now an inductee in the UK Blues Hall of Fame.
Dom is equally adept on electric with his power trio, having won the UK Blues Awards Best Instrumentalist Award 2022. The trio is always an extremely popular addition to any blues/rock festival and Dom always likes to include a Rory Gallagher song or two amongst his originals as he strives “to keep Rory’s music alive”.

Godzilla in the kitchen
Psychedelic Rock aus Leipzig

Have you ever thought about what really heavy, psychedelic, trance inducing rock music should sound like? First of all a lot of pressure, juicy riffs and a playfulness that is able to tell stories. These three guys here bring all of that to the stage in their songs. Godzilla In The Kitchen is a three-piece instrumental psychedelic prog rock band from Leipzig, Germany. In 2011 they first put their heads together and combined all their musical influences into a unique blend of catchy melodies and rhythmic complexity. The release of their debut album followed in 2015. After receiving international attention with their album, their debut was reissued as a double vinyl in 2021. On October 28, 2022, their second album EXODUS was released via Argonauta Records. The album was presented to a larger audience as part of an extensive tour. The band performed among others at the Wacken Open Air. In 2023 there will be more dates to see the guys live.