Jason Bartsch is no ordinary one-man band. In high tempo and with a unique and wise interplay of deep melodrama, brute stand-up and a lot of fun with a plethora of sounds, the Wahlbochumer manages to create a tour de force through all - seriously: all - worlds of emotions. The show is no ordinary concert. Alongside the songs from his 2017 debut album "4478 Bochum", to which nothing is sacred that takes itself too seriously, he presents the complete range of his work in one evening: consuming songs, brutal-alber pop and lyrics that strike head-on against evil. Nowhere is there a more beautiful symbiosis of twerk and ideological critique, of slapstick and Mariah Carey, of shameful laughter and emotional confusion. Hits, hits, hits - and, along the way, something deeply human. Namely, a young man who can't pigeonhole himself, because it's precisely the amount of emotion that makes him something special: a one-man-band who wants nothing less than to share everything about himself with the audience. Jason Bartsch, born in 1994, is a multiple literary award winner, presenter and musician. In 2017, his album "4478 Bochum" was released, the hit single - that's when the cremant fell off his face - recently reached the completely irrelevant mark of over 100,000 views on Spotify. Cool ey, stats for positioning name recognition. This year under Senator, wrote and starred in a movie with friends like a fucking Martin Scorsese - December release. Privately, a frugal guy with Impostor Syndrome, which is inhuman, and crass philosophy and literature nerd. And maybe that - combined with his football fanaticism and passion for
card tricks - is the reason he's so interested in the combination of the clunky and the deeply under-the-skin.
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