Rummelsnuff - Äquatortaufe (CD)

With “Äquatortaufe”, RUMMELSNUFF & ASBACH make a big catch. “Äquatortaufe” offers with their unique mix of cheeky electro with a stiff breeze of current music and down-to-earth worker’s songs exactly that: hefty swaying and wriggling your dance legs. “Hefty” is very fitting because the captain sings about the delicious sweet dish “Eiorschägge” and “Sauerkraut”. The latter, by the way, is RUMMELSNUFF’s first “real” a cappella song: “A song like an old folk melody, as if it had always been there,” he describes it aptly. A firm pinch of humor is of course not missing – the side effects of the vitamin-rich vegetables are known to all and are musically underlined by “the woody heights of the captain’s bassoon”. “Zeppelin”, a story about the “whales of the air”, leaves the maritime cosmos of RUMMELSNUFF and exudes a touch of the Thirties. In “Bootsmann”, a “very rummelsnuff-like shanty,” you “patiently sail over the long waterways of the inland”. Of course, the electronic “Feuerwehr”, “Müllabfuhr”, which is equipped with its cozier beats and “Kreuzheben” get things really going.

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