Arrangementer

Dune Messiah.

Musik
På det seneste album "Privileged" er latin percussion rytmer sammenvævet med spanske horn, og en spøgende crooner Bowie-vokal finder sig selv i dialog med en 90'er Lynch-saxofon.

Sangskriver Magnus Westergaard har med sig en kvartet, som sammen leverer en intens liveoplevelse. Dette er resultatet af flere omfattende turneer i hele Europa, der har banet vejen for loyale fanbaser i Berlin og Paris ved siden af hjembyen København. Gennem følelsesladet lyrik undersøger Westergaard eksistensens skyggesider, mens en grænsesøgende instrumentering pendulerer mellem vold og skrøbelighed.

"Den troende singer-songwriter kunne sagtens være Leonard Cohens nordiske arvtager." - skriver Politiken.

De to singler "I Headed for the Dancers" og "In Front of Others" fra det nye album er begge kommet i rotation på P6 BEAT.

English:
Deviant pop artist from Copenhagen, Dune Messiah exhibits a world of deeply personal songwriting. On the latest record "Privileged" latin beats are interwoven with spanish horns, and a haunting crooner Bowie-vocal finds itself in conversation with a 90's Lynch saxophone.

The danish quartet is an intense live experience, as a result of several extensive tours throughout Europe, thus paving the way for large fan bases in Berlin and Paris, beside the hometown of Copenhagen.

Through emotional lyrics, songwriter Magnus Westergaard examines the shadows of existence, while a boundary-seeking instrumentation oscillates between the violent and the fragile.

"The devout singer-songwriter could very well be Leonard Cohen's nordic heir." - Danish newspaper Politiken writes.

Latest release, the single "I Headed for the Dancers" had immense airplay on Danish national radio