WONACH WIR SUCHEN release video for "Normal"
"Normal" is the fifth single from WONACH WIR SUCHEN and perhaps the word scratches at some people. What does "normal" mean, who defines a norm, and why do people feel abnormal?
Pirr often heard the phrase "Get yourself a normal job!" during his time as a street musician. Such moments leave a mark, and this may be one of the sources of inspiration for the song. However, what is definitely found in this song are everyday observations from that time. What making music in city centers brings with it are the people who move within them. Thus, Pirr draws the cheeky conclusion that "No one next to you is normal anymore" and has collected some of the most memorable moments from that time and shaped them into lyrics with beautiful imagery to show that "Normal" is always a matter of perspective.
Do you have to have been there to understand all of this? Not at all. On one hand, the images are painted too well, and on the other hand, the music here is too captivating. The song starts with an incredibly energetic drumbeat, shortly after it seems as if the guitar wants to overtake this, and the entire song just screams "Energy!". A song for listening as well as for dancing.
Here is the new video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQFNOrdPexk
"Normal" is the fifth single from WONACH WIR SUCHEN and perhaps the word scratches at some people. What does "normal" mean, who defines a norm, and why do people feel abnormal?
Pirr often heard the phrase "Get yourself a normal job!" during his time as a street musician. Such moments leave a mark, and this may be one of the sources of inspiration for the song. However, what is definitely found in this song are everyday observations from that time. What making music in city centers brings with it are the people who move within them. Thus, Pirr draws the cheeky conclusion that "No one next to you is normal anymore" and has collected some of the most memorable moments from that time and shaped them into lyrics with beautiful imagery to show that "Normal" is always a matter of perspective.
Do you have to have been there to understand all of this? Not at all. On one hand, the images are painted too well, and on the other hand, the music here is too captivating. The song starts with an incredibly energetic drumbeat, shortly after it seems as if the guitar wants to overtake this, and the entire song just screams "Energy!". A song for listening as well as for dancing.
Here is the new video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQFNOrdPexk
