After the romantic storytelling of "Fairytale," it's time for the Dry Dudes to reflect on the small, but not necessarily less romantic, moments of everyday life. With their follow-up to their debut, "Memories," the Dry Dudes from Emsland open a photo album full of memories.
Some have faded a little, the colors blurred. Others are still very much present. You can almost feel them again: the kisses on your cheek, fingertips touching, the taste of the chewing gum you had in your mouth at the time. Or you feel the stab in your heart, the disappointment and longing, as if it were only yesterday. Or was it all just a dream after all?
On "Memories," Dry Dudes Erwin Holm and Patrick Schütte tell twelve new stories of love, longing, passion, and nostalgia in twelve dreamy songs. Stories like the ones life writes and stories each of us has probably experienced before—just not as beautifully and multifacetedly packaged as on "Memories."
On their second album, the Dry Dudes swear by their very own interpretation of pop rock with singer/songwriter appeal, which at the same time contains a lot of musical accents from various genres between acoustic pop and R&B.
The Dry Dudes met at a music competition in the summer of 2015. After brief forays into the world of cover songs by Michael Jackson and Ed Sheeran, the young Emsland natives decided: We don't want to sound like everyone else. Since then, they've been delighting fans across Germany with their soulful, handcrafted music.
Page A
01 Take Me Home
02 Break it Down
03 Cupid's Arrow
04 Last Night
05 Different Ways
06 Traveling Around The World
Side B
01 Changes
02 Orange House
03 95
04 Marry Me
05 Head over Heals
06 Pain
