Tradition meets modernity

With the decision in an old or texts to minority language artists confess deliberately to a traditional, native to their roots expression. The two sisters Elisabeth and Marlene Schuen, and their cousin Maria Moling have dressed the Ladin language in a modern jazz meets pop robe. Under the name Ganes publish since 2010 on a regular basis new long player. On their second album mai guai put them first, in addition to percussion sounds, also a drum machine. 2012 Meet urban beats on Mediterranean jazz club (parores & Neores).

On Caprize the band their line remains quite faithful to the metaphorical lyrics Ladin and reduced held, flowing character of the song retains. Nevertheless, album number 4 opens new influences and partly spun unconventional sound patterns. This classical instruments like violin, piano and dulcimer meet Synthetic Aesthetics. Apart from the tribute to the waving 80s, using a 808 drum machine, you get on top of it set to music samples as water droplet / bubble (Sirena). While the opener still slow and soulful caresses in your ears, you flirted with Vainant with a certain physicality - Latin and Western elements. Whether Beat under painted (Violes) or cheerful, almost radio-friendly excursions (Ite Diji no) the singers remain the center of their music. Noticeably mature, feminine and sensual as modern versions of the fabled sirens. With a danceable bouncers (Bang Bang), which even in a seasoned Indie Club (Tegan & Sara are greeting) would make a good impression.

Playing tips: Sirena, Violes and Bang Bang