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Max Laura Braun
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After youthful energy is all spent, when the world closes in and starts to weigh down on our shoulders we look up to see\nthe tightrope-walker precariously, delicately, elegantly, balancing on the distant highwire.\nThe thrilling beauty of the metaphoric heights, the paralysing fear of the fall and the wistful longing of those stuck on the\nground form the lyrical arc of Max & Laura Braun’s exhilarating, yet moodily gentle second album Highwire Haywire.\nWith a beautifully, shimmering sound that retains an edge of melancholy the new material talks about the struggles and\npleasures of a generation leaving behind it’s youth, - the passage of time and it’s traces.\nIn their stripped-down folk-pop Laura’s clear and tender voice and Max’s harmonies mingle with fingerpicking acoustic\nguitars, jangeling electrics, banjo, dreamy pedal steel and vibraphone, upright bass and subtle percussion.\nSiblings Max and Laura made music together in their teenage years while growing up together in Germany. Laura up\nand left in the late 90s to study art in London where she still lives working as a photographer and small-press publisher.\nMax stayed in Germany, playing with many bands, creating music for theatre and working as a producer in his recording\nstudio. In 2008 however, after a ten year break, Max and Laura wrote their first new songs together again and thus started\ntheir new musical collaboration.\nSince then they have assembled a band of inspired musicians, toured Germany and the UK and in 2012 released their\nfirst album “Telltale” (Arctic Rodeo Recordings). With their second album “Highwire Haywire” due for release in early 2015\non Interbang Records, Max & Laura Braun have taken another confident step forward.
After youthful energy is all spent, when the world closes in and starts to weigh down on our shoulders we look up to see\nthe tightrope-walker precariously, delicately, elegantly, balancing on the distant highwire.\nThe thrilling beauty of the metaphoric heights, the paralysing fear of the fall and the wistful longing of those stuck on the\nground form the lyrical arc of Max & Laura Braun’s exhilarating, yet moodily gentle second album Highwire Haywire.\nWith a beautifully, shimmering sound that retains an edge of melancholy the new material talks about the struggles and\npleasures of a generation leaving behind it’s youth, - the passage of time and it’s traces.\nIn their stripped-down folk-pop Laura’s clear and tender voice and Max’s harmonies mingle with fingerpicking acoustic\nguitars, jangeling electrics, banjo, dreamy pedal steel and vibraphone, upright bass and subtle percussion.\nSiblings Max and Laura made music together in their teenage years while growing up together in Germany. Laura up\nand left in the late 90s to study art in London where she still lives working as a photographer and small-press publisher.\nMax stayed in Germany, playing with many bands, creating music for theatre and working as a producer in his recording\nstudio. In 2008 however, after a ten year break, Max and Laura wrote their first new songs together again and thus started\ntheir new musical collaboration.\nSince then they have assembled a band of inspired musicians, toured Germany and the UK and in 2012 released their\nfirst album “Telltale” (Arctic Rodeo Recordings). With their second album “Highwire Haywire” due for release in early 2015\non Interbang Records, Max & Laura Braun have taken another confident step forward.
