Marie Diot „Unwahrscheinliche Hits“

In the organizer's words:

Marie Diot is a singer-songwriter. Her music is a mixture of catchy indie pop, elegant chanson and lots of fun. At her concerts, you can enjoy quirky, funny announcements and songs that could be hits. It may be unlikely that they will actually become hits, as they are about things that are not immediately hit-worthy. For example, they are about intercoms, lost front door keys and fishing without a hook. But Marie succeeds in singing about even such curious topics with her unbiased view and her cheerfully witty manner, so that in the end everyone in the audience can find themselves in the songs. Because you always understand what Marie has to say straight away, but then think about it anyway.

Marie Diot released her debut album "Pinguin im Tutu - Weiß nicht, ob er Tänzer ist" in 2017. The follow-up "Apfel im Strudel der ewigen Liebe" was released in November 2020, on which the singer-songwriter presents herself as musically and thematically versatile, deftly balancing melancholy and silliness, indie pop and chanson, all united by her unique style. Supported by the fabulous multi-instrumentalist Fabian Großberg, her concerts have already taken her all over Germany. Among other things, she has opened for Dota and made guest appearances at concerts by Stephan Sulke. In 2014, Marie Diot was a prizewinner at the Treffen Junge Musik-Szene, in 2015 at the "Nahaufnahme", another sponsorship award of the Bundeswettbewerbe Berliner Festspiele, and in 2017 she was in the final of the German song contest "Troubadour". In 2019 she won the Plattsounds Contest. She has been a graduate of the SAGO songwriting school since 2020. She was also nominated for the Prix Pantheon in 2020. In 2021, she took part in the Celle School (masterclass for songwriters) as a scholarship holder of the GEMA Foundation and was awarded the Hans Bradtke Prize and the Liederbestenliste Prize. She has been co-director of the SAGO songwriting school since 2022. In 2023 she received the Walther von der Vogelweide Prize and was awarded the Hamburg Comedy Cup in 2024.