Hannah Köpf & Band – Work In Progress | Live Recording at Loft

tickets:
regular: 14,- €uro
students, disabled persons: 7,- €uro

doors: 7.30 pm CEST
concert starts:
approx. 8.00 pm CEST

Intimate lyrics, soulful arrangements and a country-oriented jazz band – that’s Hannah Köpf. The singer/songwriter is coming to LOFT with her new songs – with brilliantly clear vocals, profound lyrics and music at its very best. At this concert, the band will be presenting the results of their work on the new songs, which will be recorded live in the studio for the new album in September. Today for the first time exclusively for the Cologne audience in the new line-up with Mike Roelofs and Joon Laukamp....

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tickets:
regular: 14,- €uro
students, disabled persons: 7,- €uro

doors: 7.30 pm CEST
concert starts:
approx. 8.00 pm CEST

Intimate lyrics, soulful arrangements and a country-oriented jazz band – that’s Hannah Köpf. The singer/songwriter is coming to LOFT with her new songs – with brilliantly clear vocals, profound lyrics and music at its very best. At this concert, the band will be presenting the results of their work on the new songs, which will be recorded live in the studio for the new album in September. Today for the first time exclusively for the Cologne audience in the new line-up with Mike Roelofs and Joon Laukamp.
Work in Progress!

www.hannahkoepf.com

The musical cosmos that the Cologne-based singer/songwriter has created with her songs moves between folk, New Orleans soul, Americana, jazz and Southern country. And it sounds so natural with Hannah Köpf, as if she had never heard anything other than these original American genres since she was a child.
“Lyrics are hard work, a real craft,” says the trained jazz singer. “I want to arouse emotions with my lyrics,” says Köpf. “But I also want to write politically without people realizing it straight away. You do ask yourself: what kind of world is this that my daughter has to grow up in?” Her already strongly personal lyrics were shaped by this on her last album “Cinnamon”. “Golden Leaves” takes the perspective of her daughter and how she might think about her parents later on. The title track “Cinnamon” is a tribute to her own childhood: the smell of cinnamon immediately transports her to her grandmother’s kitchen. Life, death and family – these themes already dominated the highly acclaimed album “Lonely Dancer”.
Now Hannah Köpf is back with new songs, the album will be released in May 2025. Hannah Köpf’s brilliantly clear vocals and her ability to effortlessly transcend genre boundaries with her voice are just as remarkable. But it is equally remarkable how much dynamism, power and soul these songs are musically crafted with. Her partner Tim Dudek, a trained drummer, composed the music with her.

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