Musical stroll in the thorny garden of Eden

To better understand the concept of "The Beekeeper", the interview on the bonus DVD should be consulted first. Schalkig times, sometimes sensual, sometimes defiant - Tori just - takes us the fascinating in every respect an artist in her musical Garden of Eden. It does not govern the strict father God, but as mothers have the final say. There is no original sin, but only "original sensuality", "Erbsinnlichkeit". This paradise is equally accessible to men and women.
Multifaceted leaves Tori garden in CD form by 19 tracks take musical shape. The individual songs themselves form diverse, but standing in relation sections: Roses and Thorns, elixirs and herbal, fruit, stone or desert areas or greenhouse. Each of these areas has a special garden symbolism: "Roses and Thorns" takes care of by the title "Mary of the Sea" the escape of Mary Magdalene from Palestine to southern France. This in the Bible did not tell "gospel" of the woman refers to Christ as Tori "Greatest Story Never Told". She speaks of "sacred marriage and the fact that the most beautiful things are associated with pain, with a mandrel; like love and Crucifixion in." Sweet the Sting "Tori encourages the" thorn "is not as evil, but as necessary for to consider obtaining personal wisdom With the impressive song "The Power of Orange Knickers" Tori looks at the phantom and phenomenon terrorism By contrast, "Ireland" takes off like a light-footed travelogue personal favorite song number one on the CD...: "Parasol", a typical hard to decipher Tori metaphor on a waiting women with umbrella ...
"Garlands" - also on DVD - is an atmospheric arrangement of poetry and landscape collages; a good teaser for the newly published book tori "Piece by Piece". Cover and booklet reminiscent of a fairy kingdom where the rotgelockte fairy strolling amidst butterflies, fruits and bees. One question remains, who is the "Beekeeper" in the background of the idyll? Silberling fooled, tune soul on Tori's vibration ... the answer comes by itself ...