Hanne Kah with Alex Partrigde

What do Axel Prahl, Andreas Bourani and James Newton Howard have in common? The answer sounds surprising, but is: Joint guest performances with Hanne Kah. The band is quite surprising in many ways. The four-member formation from Mainz not only offers a thematic and cultural ambition, but also knows how to unite musical genre and generations (in line with its mission). Somewhere between role models like Amy Macdonald, Mumford & Sons and Rosanne Cash, the band has managed to find and shape their own sound around the exceptional voice of their singer Hanne Kah.

They bravely and confidently establish the genre "Outlaw Music" in their own timbre, which was not heard from a German band before. At international festivals in Canada and overseas, Hanne Kah has already earned a permanent place (and will tour Canada again this year). "Y" is the second studio album by Hanne Kah. The young band surprises once again with very adult and also with political topics, according to their commitment.

What do Axel Prahl, Andreas Bourani and James Newton Howard have in common? The answer sounds surprising, but is: Joint guest performances with Hanne Kah. The band is quite surprising in many ways. The four-member formation from Mainz not only offers a thematic and cultural ambition, but also knows how to unite musical genre and generations (in line with its mission). Somewhere between role models like Amy Macdonald, Mumford & Sons and Rosanne Cash, the band has managed to find and shape their own sound around the exceptional voice of their singer Hanne Kah.

They bravely and confidently establish the genre "Outlaw Music" in their own timbre, which was not heard from a German band before. At international festivals in Canada and overseas, Hanne Kah has already earned a permanent place (and will tour Canada again this year). "Y" is the second studio album by Hanne Kah. The young band surprises once again with very adult and also with political topics, according to their commitment.

What do Axel Prahl, Andreas Bourani and James Newton Howard have in common? The answer sounds surprising, but is: Joint guest performances with Hanne Kah. The band is quite surprising in many ways. The four-member formation from Mainz not only offers a thematic and cultural ambition, but also knows how to unite musical genre and generations (in line with its mission). Somewhere between role models like Amy Macdonald, Mumford & Sons and Rosanne Cash, the band has managed to find and shape their own sound around the exceptional voice of their singer Hanne Kah.

They bravely and confidently establish the genre "Outlaw Music" in their own timbre, which was not heard from a German band before. At international festivals in Canada and overseas, Hanne Kah has already earned a permanent place (and will tour Canada again this year). "Y" is the second studio album by Hanne Kah. The young band surprises once again with very adult and also with political topics, according to their commitment.

Support: Alex Partridge