Mhon

In the organizer's words:

The song poet with the fascinating voice calls her concert for the December Full Moon Lounge "Songs in Experiment and Silence".

By choosing to be alone on stage with an analog synthesizer, Walkman, voice processor, electric guitar and flute, Mhon's music creates a purity and reduction that, when combined with field recordings, processed sounds and deliberate silence, makes a reflection of the individual in the world audible. In her songs, Mhon tells stories, interwoven with silence and sounds that she has collected somewhere in the world (on cassettes - on the road with an old Walkman).

It is introspective music with sounds and noises that are as haunting as they are gentle, beautiful melodies combined with fragile vocals.

Judith Mann has toured Europe with her music, performed in New York, played in exhibitions, museums, radio plays, theaters and concert halls.

"I met Judith Mann a few years ago at the Brooklyn Rod and Gun Club, and she introduced me to her ethereal, poignant music. She's like a cross between Cat Power and Björk. I think her music is great ... and for some reason incredibly visual: I just keep seeing images in my mind's eye when I hear it." (Peter Mattei "electric literature")

"Like acoustic Edward Hopper paintings, scenarios described in songs" (live unsigned)

"Border crosser between sound installation and minimalist songwriting." (ALPress)

Music videos:

Mhon: "The Reader"

Mhon: "Straight Division"

Price information:

Reduction for pupils, students & severely disabled persons from 70%