Madness
The new Single by Timbreroots (released on May 17, 2024)
"Every human being is a single tone of diverse timbres and roots. When these tones come together in a harmonious symphony, everyone can find himself on a benevolent wavelength, where everyone can find his place to feel comfortable in peaceful community."
Benedikt Sanoll
This is the philosophy behind the "Timbresound", as fans call the unique music of the promising indie folk band Timbreroots from South Tyrol.
They fuse ambient indie folk, alternative rock and brit pop to create a captivating experience that delights listeners of Mumford & Sons, Amistat, John Butler The Lumineers and Coldplay alike.
Epic, up to five-part vocals, artfully accompanied by often more specialised instruments such as the impressive marimba, lend Timbreroots' profound lyrics a lively and touching element. The band, consisting of bandleader and songwriter Benedikt Sanoll (lead vocals, fingerstyle guitar), his brother Philipp Sanoll (drums & percussion, marimba), Thomas Vicenzi (electric bass), Sebastian Willeit (banjo & electric guitar) and Simon Oberrauch (piano & keyboard), has already made a name for itself with their debut album "Numen's Dreams" and songs such as "Let's Give Them A Chance" and "We Will Fly Again" have already won the hearts of some fans. Their last single ‘Madness’ was the prelude to the upcoming EP tour 2025.
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The new single
Timbreroots releases the ironic single ‘My Own Bubble’ on 23.08.24.
The song takes its listeners into a naive, fairytale world in which everything seems perfect and everyone can do whatever they want.
Everyone only benefits from the pleasant, positive aspects and rights without having to accept annoying obligations and compromises for the common good.
‘I wanna live in democracy
but only when it suits me.
I don't like to be restricted
by the public or the law.
I'm comfortable with my contradictions.’ - Chorus of the song
In keeping with the contradictory nature of the content, the musical ‘campfire vibes’ of the song are, in contrast to its message, very positive, rather simple, rousing and easily accessible to its audience.