Hertz Annelie
Album info
Album-Release:
2021
HRA-Release:
12.03.2021
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- Annelie:
- 1 Tomorrow 03:33
- 2 1900 04:25
- 3 October 02:57
- 4 17 02:19
- 5 Lost 02:41
- 6 Return 02:36
- 7 Moon 03:28
- 8 Amos 03:18
- 9 Interlude 01:13
- 10 For You 02:42
- 11 Tuesday 03:11
- 12 Water 02:30
Info for Hertz
Hertz was recorded in the concert hall of the same name at Utrecht's TivoliVredenburg venue, these twelve songs act like crystallized moments. Each was named after a specific time, place or sentiment that spawned its genesis. "Most of the songs were created in a fairly short period of time when a lot of hectic things happened right in my life: buying my first house, moving, getting married, plus a very big renovation. Lots of chaos. Playing the piano was my way of unwinding and finding some comfort."
Songs are generally a blend of sound, voice, melody and rhythm working in harmony to either tell a story or evoke a feeling. Dutch songwriter Annelie explores her solo work within the confines of a single instrument: the piano. This allows her to purvey her purest, most candid self. And strangely enough, Annelie has received many stories from people listening to her songs that evoke the exact same feeling she had when she first wrote them. It’s an eerie but nevertheless comforting affirmation that music can establish a universal transmission.
Annelie Hertz, piano
Annelie
As a keyboardist and singer for well-known Dutch artists such as Eefje de Visser and Maaike Ouboter, Annelie has made her mark in the Dutch music scene. Solo, she has opted for instrumental music, using the piano as a starting point.
Her previous piano solo albums, ‘After Midnight’ (2018) and ‘Hertz’ (2021), were widely acclaimed and have nearly reached 50 million streams on Spotify alone. However, on her latest EP called ‘C’, she wants to showcase more diversity and experiment with electronic elements. With new songs Neptuin and Philippine she once again embarks a new and more layered musical chapter.
Her musical taste is influenced by pop music, often characterized by a melancholic and cinematic atmosphere, similar to artists like Sufjan Stevens, Bon Iver, Radiohead, Robyn, Eefje de Visser, Hania Rani, and others.
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