BĘÃTFÓØT

In the organizer's words:

The world of BĘÃTFÓØT is colorful, shrill and loud - and so is the duo's wildly mixed sound. It can best be described as a colorful confetti rain of elements of hard dance, post-punk, 90s rave and, above all, hyper-pop, which whips past you at a dizzying pace in the tracks by Udi Naor and Adi Bronicki, true to the band's motto "Everything is better when it's faster". Fittingly, the duo make use of dark rave aesthetics and create a refreshingly new, curiosity-inducing appearance with their sound, look and general output. The NME agrees, listing BĘÃTFÓØT in its "New Bangers" playlist and calling them "brilliant up-and-coming artists". The duo released their self-titled debut album three years ago to critical acclaim. "BĘÃTFÓØT" sounds screamingly loud, extroverted and overflowing with excitement and comes accompanied by quirky song titles littered with special characters and a good dose of humor. Now the group's second album is on the horizon, on which BĘÃTFÓØT show a different musical side to themselves than usual, at least if the first single release is to be believed. "Stay Wid De Money (Go Home!!!)" starts with acoustic guitar, which, together with an old-school drum beat and harpsichord, creates an unusually reduced, intimate sound. Whether this song sets the tone for the entire album will be revealed on October 25, when "Too Cute" celebrates its release. And that's not all: in November, BĘÃTFÓØT will be coming to Germany to perform "Too Cute" live - for two concerts in Berlin and Hamburg.