Donnersdub Nachtklub Rock - Peter Hartwig feat. Freeman Gyenyame (7" Single)

Donnersdub Nachtklub Rock - Peter Hartwig feat. Freeman Gyenyame (7" Single)

Artikelnummer: 100317
Katalognummer: PUZ004
Label: Puzlicek

A Donnersdub Nachtklub Rock

B Donnersdub Nachtklub Rock (Version)

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An Anthem for Vienna’s Legendary Donnersdub Club
Peter Hartwig and Freeman Gyeneyame are dropping “DONNERSDUB NACHTKLUB ROCK,” a high-energy ode to Donnersdub, the iconic monthly Reggae and Dub club in the heart of Vienna. This track pays tribute to the unique hotspot that’s become a staple of the city’s music scene, hosted by Hartwig and his partner in crime, Dubson.
Born out of the chaos of the COVID-19 pandemic, when Donnersdub was one of the few clubs still daring to open its doors under strict regulations, the song is a reflection of resilience and a yearning for freedom. “Longtime longtime longtime nah bwoy we nah happy dance / Well everybody wear the mask and this time the mask be falling down,” Freeman belts out in his signature style, channeling the defiant spirit of the times.
The track’s chorus throws in a surprise twist with a vocoder voice, adding a layer of texture that elevates the single to new heights. “DONNERSDUB NACHTKLUB ROCK” isn’t just a nod to the club itself; it’s a testament to Hartwig and Gyeneyame’s unwavering creativity and passion for pushing boundaries in music.
PETER HARTWIG has long been a driving force in Vienna’s Dub and Reggae scene, both as a producer and DJ. He runs his own label Puzlicek, and his last single “Ital Vegetables Inna Bach-A-Yard” (feat. Binghi Benny, 2023, PUZ003) received widespread international praise and positive reviews.
FREEMAN GYENYAME, hailing from Accra, Ghana, is the son of renowned Highlife musician Slim Young. For over a decade, Freeman has honed his unique style across Reggae, Dancehall, Rap, and Afrobeat, both in Ghana and Vienna. Some of his popular tracks include "African Dream," "Rise Again," "Just Carry On," and "Ganja Mi Burn”, among others.