de meuron – altes Berner Disco-Punk-Geschlecht

Guitarist Hofer hammers riff after riff, drummer Tinu whirls over his set like mad and drowns out the whole band as soon as he counts, bassist Jüre consistently lays the foundation - "bas(s)ement". Singer Marlen or "Madame" chants le blues and everything else too. With her stage presence, she captivates the audience from the first note. She is not just the front woman, but knows how to create a direct connection to the hall with charming announcements and spontaneous interactions. Her power voice carries every song effortlessly, sometimes with powerful pressure, sometimes with a warm timbre, but always full of passion. Marlen doesn't just sing - she lives every title, gives it emotion, drive and an energy that jumps over to the audience.

The whole thing results in an unmistakable and absolutely danceable sound, with powerful Bernese German lyrics. Whether locally patriotic "Du mys heiss gliebte Bärn, i ha di gärn", socio-critical "I muess euch säge, es git Type, die sy drnäbe" or Feninist with "Allez les Femmes", songwriter Hofer's lyrics hit the mark.
Topics such as an imminent midlife crisis "I am an auti bird schue, for the Läbe bin i nümme z bruuche" and some sentimentality "I would be mau again gärn e Gröggu, e chlyne Tunichtgut" are not simply inconsequential, but have concrete and sometimes painful statements. Furthermore, love and other drugs also feature prominently in the songs. Very prominent, to be exact.

When de meuron get going, it doesn't take a song length until joy and fun jumps over to the audience and it tears the listeners from their chairs (if any). Pure disco punk party. You have to experience it!