Музыка и песни REBECCA 1147 / REBECCA 1147

Alice disappears in the rabbit: Rebecca_1147 has lost herself in a whirlwind of unfulfilled curiosity, she is a biting storm that finally comes to rest in the wilderness of the Garden of Eden. She begins to run, is reborn and yet lost, but above all determined to discover, experience and recover. Their debut album Growing Pains describes Rebecca_1147's escape from the wonderland, the lead track Running Up That Hill, which takes them back to the world of the living. But without a past, not a new beginning: on their journey they bring ten years of violin-playing, while, driven by the untroubled passion for the music that represents Growing Pains, sometimes comes from the path, but never loses sight of its goal. It is a love that reflects not only in its singing, but in its self-constructed armor: graphics, videos and visualisations of their music find their roots all with Rebecca. Their first album is the result of their decision to prescribe what could not be further ignored, every song a hurdle along the way, a thought that leads them further from the wonderland. The emotional heart of the album is the songs Waterfall and Take Care, which - both from Rebecca's spring - capture moments of self-doubt and melancholy. At the same time, her music is a look back at past lessons of her transformation, as her cover of the Kate Bush hit Wuthering Heights shows; And a proof that good change happens in collaboration: the remaining songs are compositions by Ludwig Coss, on their part part of the producer duo Machine Garden, whose other part - Martin Böhm - whose mix the album gives the musical wings to her ultimately Help the rabbits. Growing Pains is not of this world, and does not apologize for it. Rebecca_1147 remains alien to her intense conversation with the rabbit world that inspires her music Record Label: HitSquad Style: Pop