In the organizer's words:

Too rap for a rock band, too grunge for German rap. Lostboi Lino is somewhere in between - and that's exactly why he sounds like nobody else. His sound is like Seattle meets Stuttgart. Somewhere between grunge, rap and punk. Sometimes melancholic, then angry again. A little light, a little heavy. His songs capture the small and big moments. The last shoes in the hallway, a casual glance out of the car window, a sentence that is not spoken. What happens when everything is different
is different? What to do when nothing can be changed? Lostboi Lino finds words for things that everyone feels but can't always say - and therefore hits you with full force. Also because of that voice that you can hear from 50 kilometers away. Rough and unmistakable. Lostboi Lino sounds like nights that pass too quickly, like thoughts that you say out loud because they are too heavy to keep to yourself.
And it's not just words. With Lost Tape and Phase two albums in two years, 150 million streams in the middle of the pandemic and then 170 shows - from tight club stages to big festival appearances - Lostboi Lino has long since left newcomer status behind as an independent artist.