Snotty and intimate, clever and unworldly at the same time, the singer-songwriter dances and jumps between worlds. Support: Lukas Meister
NFollowing a sold-out concert last year, Sarah Lesch is once again a guest at Centralstation - with a new, third album in her luggage. "Da draußen" takes a look out of the window, beyond the horizon and the borders. A look at a world that goes crazy, allows terrible things to happen and at the same time is all we have.
She effortlessly blends nuances of chanson, jazz, blues, polka, reggae and '60s American folk into this acoustically staged song in the authorial tradition. A poetic, romantic as well as dissectingly perceptive writer, the 32-year-old intuitively builds her music around her lyricism, achieving an urgency and class that is second to none. In doing so, she gives the wonderful yet dusty singer-songwriter genre a new relevance and relevance.
Along on stage as support: the Berliner-by-choice Lukas Meister. With songs about a journey called life, pointed portrayal of human abysses and a minimum of irony.
Lyricsource: PM Central Station
Further information: https://www.centralstation-darmstadt.de/
