In the artist's words:

The Berlin band Blendend are electro in the head with skills for funk and the will for drum & bass to ignore charts and storm stages. Faith warriors - all or nothing.

Handmade club sound with a penchant for house. In his lyrics, singer Wilhelm Friedrich von und zu Hohen Neukölln tells of everyday madness - in German.

Blendend's long-playing record "Keine neue Lieder" has just been released on vinyl and streamed on moanin' and was presented with a brilliant record release party in the Grüner Salon at the Volksbühne in Berlin.

In 2014, the single "NeidA" was released on a 7inch vinyl record with profound social criticism and hot beats. The accompanying video was made live and unadulterated in front of Neukölln apartment doors: Youtube

Wilhelm Friedrich von und zu Hohen Neukölln earned his musical accolade under the name Willie Ocean as the frontman of Berlin ska legends The Special Guests. Guitarist Christoph Becker also comes from there. His musical CV is also adorned with such fantastic stations as Wood In Di Fire, Engine54 and temporary jobs with Roy Ellis and The Skatalites. He is also on the road as solo singer-songwriter Becker. Drummer Daniel Weist is good at playing drums and repairing bicycles.