presented by JUICE, 16bars.de, splash!mag, Hiphop.de & rap.de
"Weekend is back." A sentence from the German rap cliché phrasebook that is simply true when Weekend reports back after two years of album abstinence. But it's also a sentence that should really be avoided, because Weekend wants as little to do with German rap clichés as with all other forms of organized stupor - and dishes it out accordingly on "Keiner ist gestorben". "I'm back and I think everything sucks", the elective Stuttgart native sums up his current mindstate and album number four. And remains true to himself in a refreshing way. Also musically Weekend hits a notch, which he has carved himself with his previous albums: Instead of panting after the currently prescribed by the zeitgeist uniform sound aesthetic, Weekend lets it rattle in Boombap rhythm properly, without even beginning to serve any retro desires.In 2018, the blond sympathizer with social worker background to celebrate the new album will also be seen live again. On the"Nobody's Died tour" Weekend delivers a showcase of how aptly he pours his displeasure on everything that sucks. Because really, nobody does that quite like him.
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