Andreas Liebert

In the artist's words:

"Mondlandung", the new EP by Andreas Liebert, is a painfully honest look at what moves us. The four songs delve deep into the mind of an artist who dares to call a spade a spade regardless of convenient truths. The single "Fernsehturm" leads directly
out of the comfort zone and into the crumbling reality of modern relationships. "And I shout my questions from the TV tower" - Liebert's words hit the mark and reflect the attempt to find a real moment in a world full of distractions. Here, the television tower becomes a symbol of loneliness, a sonic snapshot that gets under your skin.

"Morgens um vier" tells of quiet, almost unbearable hours in which past and future collide. With lines like "Lose yourself here, lose me here", Liebert describes the point at which closeness becomes a burden and love becomes despair. It is a song about perseverance and the
loneliness in togetherness, an honest admission that not everything can be cured. The title track "Moon Landing" delves into the personal past and poses unasked questions. "How did you actually dream?" asks Liebert in a haunting refrain that emphasizes loss and the fleeting moments of life. Historical references merge with the fragility of human relationships.

The EP closes with "Synonym", a song about the duality of closeness and distance. "Are you the synonym of me?" asks Liebert, illuminating the fine line between togetherness and losing oneself in the other. The brief, intoxicating moments of life often dissolve in everyday life, and Liebert captures these fleeting moments. With "Moon Landing", he succeeds in creating an artistic examination of the present in which emotional depth and sonic nuances become minor hits. Producer Michael Haves has provided the sound with a reduced, yet radiant arrangement that remains connected to the tradition of the Hamburg School while at the same time setting new accents. Liebert's songs challenge without losing the comfort of shared memory - they resonate for a long time and invite you to listen.

"Indie will never die! Andreas Liebert sends you enchanting little hits - stirring and emo. There's more to discover here than in the thousand-piece puzzle, here the wheel turns like the first rush in the supermarket parking lot at the end of town." Linus Volkmann