Young Chinese Dogs - Farewell To Fate (2013)

The YOUNG CHINESE DOGS are Birte Hanusrichter (vocals, children's piano, accordion, percussion), Nick Reitmeier (vocals, guitar, ukulele) and Oliver Anders Hendriksson (guitar, bass, vocals). Since 2011, the three Munich fluffy indie folk pop, which is now also for the first time as a food diet. The silver song "Farewell To Fate" is simply recommended to bring a good mood into the house, car or just where you want to hear the twelve songs of the threesome.

Because the music of the likeable Bajuwaren is just fun. Even the opener "Long Way From Home" brings along a discreetly noticeable chill factor, which, however, does not have the intrusiveness of a beer tent, but hits the heart in the heart through a crimping dresser and mixed gender vocals. "Please Do not Go" picks up on the harmonica and pushes forward in a vivacious way, before "Sweet Little Lies" gives the honor with powerful ease. A short time later, "This Town Is Killing Me" sounds like a melancholy undertone, before "Do not Talk About" again shakes your head and feet. In the meantime, soft tones beat "Walk Away" and set the chorus "You Can not Find Love In The Summertime" with sparkling instrumentation. Being part of a "Lost Generation" loses its fright when the musical accompaniment is as eclectic as the young Chinese dogs. In this sense, the peppy "If You Meet Katy" joins in to follow the dreamy request "Stay With Me". No less emotional, the yearning "Juliette's Son" is advised and also "It's The Morning Light That Is Taking You From Me" pleases with sparingly arranged musical ingredients and a lot of feeling.