Cristina Maria Sieber – Herzfrequenzen
by Schlager music from Switzerland: Cristina Maria Sieber has been releasing her second album on 9th July 2021. The title is Herzfrequenzen – “Heart Frequencies”. I …
Tag: German Schlager
Schlager music is a German language pop genre
Allessa – Sommerregen
An Austrian with roots in three other different countries, being successful with other bands in the past… and also being a veterinarian. Allessa indeed has …
Tinka – Geil EP
There are multiple ways to fame. Maybe countless ones. Tinka is driving trucks. Full stop. The 31-year old was part of a German TV show, Trucker …
Bernhard Brink – lieben und leben
Bernhard Brink is indeed one of the big names of German schlager. His songs attract a huge fan base. On 28th May 2021, he is …
Mike Leon Grosch – Wenn wir uns wiedersehen
Despite Mike Leon Grosch had a huge success in Germany in 2006, his career had quite a hit shortly thereafter. The more, I was happy …
Sarah Lombardi – Im Augenblick
Sarah Lombardi’s career started with a bit ups and downs in the German version of American Idol. Three years after her last longer solo release, …
Ben Zucker – Jetzt Erst Recht!
Welcome back to Flyctory.com, Ben Zucker. After I have been gifted to report from his arena show in Cologne in November 2019, supported by the …
Giovanni Zarrella – Ciao!
Even though Giovanni Zarrella is singing in Italian, his music is definitely aiming to be sold on the German-speaking markets. On 9th April 2021, he …
Truck Stop – Liebe, Lust und Laster
Even though we are currently struggling in Germany to build a (modern) country music scene, there has always been some quite popular and commercial country …
Vanessa Mai – Mai Tai
New stuff from Vanessa Mai: just about a year after the German Schlager star released her album Für Immer (“Forever”), she is back in the record …
Maite Kelly – Hello!
Recently, Maite Kelly had a lot of presence in German TV as part of the Deutschland Sucht Den Superstar (German version of the Idol series). …
Vivien Gold – Gedankenkarussell
The ability to simply link two nouns to a new word is a lovely property of the German language – unless you have to translate …