New album by Berlin's own Ralph Heidel - this is a collaboration with Finn Ronsdorf.
Modern smooth Jazz meets Electronica, mesmerizing.
On their duo album The Wings Of The Fly, Ralph Heidel and Finn Ronsdorf unite the vastness of the Allgäu with the depth of the Black Forest - and carry the geographical poles of their childhood to Berlin and all the way out to the sea.
Between saxophone, voice, ambient and pop, an insight emerges: the flap of a flys wings is enough to set an entire past in motion. High above a valley stretching out in the morning light, the Allgäu brass band blows its melodies into the sky. Amid trombones and sweeping alphorn sounds stands the young Ralph Heidel, gazing out over the Allgäu and listening intently to an invisible headwind. He gathers sounds that do not yet know they will one day become songs. At the same time, many valleys away, Finn Ronsdorf kneels in the dark Black Forest. The earth is damp and heavy. Finn digs and digs and buries a wish, a letter, a sentence: to become a singer. Perhaps the earth will answer him later. Perhaps it does so in that very moment.
Years pass, until time makes a decision
