Since his first EP "Alles Gute", Swiss songwriter Faber has been walking through walls in his career as if they were doors. He writes pointed lyrics that are simultaneously some of the cleverest and most polarizing that can be heard today. This has led Faber to sold-out tours and headlining slots at tasteful festivals - the artist is celebrated by critics and fans alike. Following the debut EP, two outstanding albums were released, "Sei ein Faber im Wind" (2017), "I fucking love my life" (2019) and a live album, "Orpheum", in late summer 2022. The latter is clearly audible: Faber concerts are rousing, elegant and unabashedly sophisticated and therefore the best you can see live in German (and not only that, Faber sometimes also sings in Italian, French or Swiss German).
On "Addio", Faber will break away from measurable art, from music that is no longer allowed to stand for itself, but instead directly reflects how popular it is with the masses. He has written songs that don't have to work, but do anyway. Songs that have matured and are now ready to show what they are made of in concert.
Faber, real name Julian Pollina, is a Swiss-Italian singer-songwriter from Zurich. He was born in 1993 and grew up in a family of musicians: his father is the well-known singer-songwriter Pippo Pollina, his sister is part of the duo "Steiner & Madlaina".
Faber combines singer-songwriter pop, Balkan brass, chanson, folk and occasional electronic soundscapes. His music moves between melancholic poignancy and provocative directness, often with a satirical tone and political subtext.
His best-known tracks include:
Wem du's heute kannst besorgen (over 34 million Spotify streams),
He deliberately provokes with song titles and lyrics that polarize and stimulate conversation.
Faber has a passionate, young and diverse fanbase throughout the German-speaking world. His fans appreciate his authenticity, political stance, approachability and live energy. There is a close connection between Faber and his audience on social media and at concerts.
Alice: Vivaldi is the first song I knew by Faber and therefore of course my number 1!
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