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Beck Nach Fast Sechs Jahren Mit Neuem Material US-Musiker Kündigt Für Februar Eine Neue Platte An Innovative und schillernde Persönlichkeit der Alternative-Szene: Beck kündigt nach fast sechs Jahren neues Material an. Beck nach fast sechs Jahren mit neuem Material US-Musiker kündigt für Februar eine neue Platte an 07. Dezember 2013, Von: Redaktion, Foto(s): Peter Hapak Der US-amerikanische Gitarrist und Sänger Beck zählt zu den besonders kreativen und schillernden Figuren der internationalen Alternative-Szene. In Deutschland schaffte Beck im Jahr 1994 mit dem Song „Loser“ aus dem im gleichen Jahr erschienen Album „Mellow Gold“ seinen Durchbruch. Für Februar 2014 kündigt Beck sein neues Album „Morning Phase“ an, das erste mit ganz neuen Songs seit „Modern Guilt“ aus dem Jahr 2008. Musik von der Stange, das war noch nie die Sache von Beck, der 1970 als David Bek Hansen geboren wurde. Beck hatte schon immer den Hang zum etwas unkonventionellem Musizieren, in seinen Song fanden sich schon in den Neunzigern Samples und Elemente aus so unterschiedlichen Genres wie Folk oder HipHop. Das galt vor rund 20 Jahren als innovativ und speziell und nicht zuletzt deshalb war der Musiker regelmäßig ausführlich behandeltes Thema in der Musikpresse. Zu seinen Album Klassikern zählt das 2002 veröffentlichte „Sea Change“ und in einer klanglich recht ähnlichen Form soll auch das neue Beck-Werk „Morning Phase“ daherkommen. Als „begleitendes Stück“ zu „Sea Change“ soll es von Experten beschrieben worden sein, die schon in das neue Material des Musikers reinhören konnten, Fans und Insidern ist damit wohl eine Orientierung geben. Viele der Musiker, die bereits vor gut elf Jahren an „Sea Change“ beteiligt waren, konnte Beck auch für die Aufnahmen von „Morining Phase“ gewinnen, darunter Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Joey Waronker, Smokey Hormel, Roger Joseph Manning Jr. Und Jason Falkner. Die neue Beck-Platte soll sich durch überschwängliche Harmonien und feine Kompositionen auszeichnen, das Album soll insgesamt mit „ansteckendem Optimismus nach vorne preschen“, wie 07. Dezember 2013 1/2 © Rockszene.de 2021 es eine Medienmitteilung umreißt. Zuletzt sorgte Beck 2012 mit dem Projekt „Song Reader“ für größeres Aufsehen in der Musikwelt, als er zwanzig neue Songs in Form von Notenblättern in einem fein illustrierten Songbook veröffentlichte. Daraufhin interpretierten Musiker auf der ganzen Welt diese Stücke auf ganz unterschiedliche Weise. Weiterhin machte Beck mit einer Orchesterversion von David Bowies „Sound And Vision“ auf sich aufmerksam, umgesetzt von einem 160-köpfigen Orchester. Das neue Beck-Album „Morning Phase“ soll im Februar über Capitol Records/Caroline International auf den Markt kommen. Ein exakter Veröffentlichungstermin wurde bislang noch nicht genannt. Links: www.beck.com Ähnliche Artikel auf Rockszene.de: Aus dem Leben eines Rock´n´Roll-Gitarristen(08.09.2020) Verweise auf Isolation und Selbstbetrachtung(22.04.2020) Auf den Spuren von Prince(13.11.2019) Premiere als Sängerin und Songschreiberin(16.10.2019) Huldigung der eigenen Helden(27.04.2018) © Copyright: Die Texte und die Fotos in diesem Artikel sind urheberrechtlich geschützt. Weitere Infos + Nutzungsbedingungen im Impressum 07. Dezember 2013 2/2 © Rockszene.de 2021.
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