Rodolphe Burger Noeuds

The Dead Brothers hid in the Vosges mountains (Saintes Marie aux Mines) to take the pulse of our time. They tuned into Serge Gainsbourg's Papillons Noirs with Rodolphe Burger and echoed traditional Swiss yodels from the middle ages. With texts penned by the late Robert Walser and underground cineaste Marcus Aurelius Littler they tell in ANGST, 13 stories of joy and misery and about the difficulty of being human in these troubled times.

A pioneer of the Swiss and European hip-pop scene with Silent Majority group, Christophe Calpini has been collaborating since 1994 with Pierre Audétat (STADE), Erik Truffaz, Joy Frempong (OY),Alberto Malo, Infinite Livez & Rodolphe Burger to mention a few.

Philipp Burgers zweites Soloalbum „Grenzland“ knüpft genau dort an, wo „Kontrollierte Anarchie“ (Platz 1 der Deutschen Albumcharts) aufgehört hat. Die 15 Songs (+ zusätzlichem Hidden Track) sind allesamt melodische, mitsingbare, mutgebende, vor allem aber musikalisch sehr breit aufgestellte Botschafter seiner geistigen Uffizien.

Anthony Burger was a piano virtuoso with an incomparable style of playing, who commanded a stage with his keyboard acrobatics. A much beloved member of the Gaither Homecoming Family for more than a decade, Anthony Burger was also a celebrated solo performer and recording artist. Audiences around the world marveled at the skill he displayed on great old hymns and convention songs, but the child prodigy was equally at home playing big Broadway show tunes or classical compositions. His untimely death in 2006 left a profound void. Anthony Burger Productions, in conjunction with Spring Hill Music Group, is releasing a new CD, A Mighty Fortress, featuring the renowned keyboardist playing such timeless classics as “Holy Ground,” “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God,” “In Christ Alone,” “Morning Has Broken," and more. Anthony Burger may no longer be thrilling Homecoming audiences, but his legacy lives on through his astounding talent for playing music.