They sound like a big band, only to play a deeply moving, very intimate song the next moment with just two guitars and their voices. Christina Lux's voice is warm and big. She is a great guitarist, playing baritone, nylon and steel string guitar with her own groovy style and Oliver George on electric guitar finds exactly the sounds that create even more atmosphere. And then he's back at the drums and sampling pad to work his magic. Lux tells her stories with wonderful lyricism and subtle poetry. You can sense that there is someone asking questions, delving deep and looking. You sense that two people have found each other, who give each other space, listen to each other and give the song exactly the accompaniment it needs to shine. A ray of hope in a turbulent time.

Almost 40 years have passed since Christina Lux and Oliver George first played together in a rock band in Kassel. It was Christina Lux's first steps on stage. Then they lost sight of each other. Christina Lux released her first solo album in 1998 and went on tour with the band Fury in the Slaughterhouse on their Klein-aber-Fein tour. A further eight albums and many concerts followed. She has worked with Stoppok, Fury in the Slaughterhouse, Purple Schulz, Astrid North, Regy Clasen, Susan Weinert, Laith Al Deen, Edo Zanki, Jon Lord and many others.