Hinterlandgang

In the organizer's words:

with small cars to big cities - part 2

Two friends who have known each other all their lives and have grown up together make rap music together with the aim of conveying their thoughts and experiences as directly as possible. They have been pursuing this passion for a few years now.

The two grew up in the countryside near the small town of Demmin in Western Pomerania and in Greifswald, not far away. The band name is both representative of their own experiences and a programmatic statement. Their songs reflect what surrounds and occupies them: Growing up and living in rural areas, where young people don't have many opportunities and therefore have to create something for themselves, the resulting cohesion and the mutual, necessary support.

Albert and Pablo provide impressions that are authentic and tangible. Their lyrics are not intended to come down from the outside or from above, but to take place in the middle of things and have a direct effect on the listener. The two are not afraid of using pathos, which fits well with the atmosphere of the dark, heavy beats and the immediacy of the emotional state. And somehow even the most ironically distanced nihilist can't be angry about it, because: Hinterlandgang simply do what they feel like doing. If pathos feels right, then there is pathos. What's more real than that?