SAHILLI,YUSUF - Let's Do That (Sealed) (LP)

Let's Do That is Yusuf Sahili's second album with his fellow musicians Damian Giambazi on bass and Martin Kr?mmling on drums. In contrast to the debut Atoms & The Void (2018), where Yusuf was solely responsible for the music and lyrics, the trio wrote, recorded and produced it entirely together, and it is "more positive than the last, somewhat gloomy and thoughtful album," according to Yusuf. Yusuf Sahilli is a multi-instrumentalist and metropolitan indie pop singer-songwriter from Berlin. He might sound like a blues man, or a new romantic, growling about wild nights spent searching, or letting his sweet tenor voice indulge in lustful melancholy moods. Fully buzzed on global sounds and brimming with boundless feel good passion and sympathy for the whole wide world. Yusuf had connected to the Alternative Rock soundtrack of his generation and dug deep and fast into the history of the trade. From the Rock dinosaurs and the golden age of Pop through the Hippie era, the Beat of the Sixties and the protest movement right down to the founding fathers of the Blues in the Delta. Half Turk and half Syrian. Fully German. Lived in Australia and Liverpool. Travelled the world. Worked for a global player in international pop music. But now he’s focussing on his own career as a musician and running his own label to release promising authentic artists, producing records on studio ship MS Heiterkeit in Berlin and lending a mentoring hand to expatriate refugee musicians in need on the side. He is open-minded, affable, sociable. Fancies a little party – or a big one! Likes things fast. Carries a smile behind his shades. And takes his guitar, keys and pedal steel to lend an Indie Rock thought to the meaning of it all. What are we really doin’ on this planet? Where are we goin’? Can we save the world? What will remain of us when we leave? And what are we runnin’ on before that will happen? Last one is easy – love and compassion! If those are assured, things will fall into place pretty fast. And be it with the help of the coffee grounds that finally persuaded his father to buy him his first electric guitar. Backed by his duo of faithful companions Damian Giambazi and Martin Kr?mmling – the three piece bring their enticing Indie Rock breed on stage with plenty of grace – three part harmony vocals and all.