BETTMAN

About BETTMAN

In the legendary “Tacheles” in Berlin, Bettman worked as a house sound engineer for 8 years - and is on tour with various bands throughout Europe and the USA.

At the beginning of 2020, BETTMAN wants to get it right again. He gathers his longtime friends and colleagues together to record four new pieces with them for the EP “Alle Kommen Frei”.

These songs are very important to Bettman - apart from the lovingly arranged and interpreted cover version of the title "Helden" (David Bowie), they are all songs that he wrote himself:
"For me, good songs are like my children who are carefully allowed to grow up, everything is well considered!"
It can take a month or two before an arrangement is ready. Sometimes the text or singing is there first, and the music follows through improvisation - or a guitar riff haunts Bettman's head, and the piece gradually builds up around these first notes.

You can hear in all four songs how much attention to detail went into the production. Honest, handmade music without frills - but with exclamation marks and at a high level: BETTMAN makes mobile:
The "Bettmanlied" is a strong, guitar-heavy German rock response to the superhero theme music - a musical wink with a look at the alleged lotter life of the band boss himself.
“All come free” is a real listening pleasure with a sing-along guarantee, not only thanks to the many ingenious guitar grooves and licks that skilfully interlock.
“My sweetie” fits perfectly into a Schimanski thriller - the 80s greet and inspire with epic choirs: hard shell, soft core - a rock ballad love message to the woman at Bettman's side.

Everything at Bettman is from a single source, because the four musicians produce in his “Allzeit Musik Studio”, founded in 2004. Through Bettman's many years of work as a musician, DJ and sound engineer and producer, he has experience in all branches of music. “Our recording studio even has an affiliated label! It is therefore a relaxed and direct way of working without producers talking in and in the end something comes out that you actually didn't want. "