Fat Tea - 11. Wenn ich Wüste (Reasonably High)

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ℹ️ About the Album -

Reasonably High is the debut album from the Heidelberg-based jam-collective - Fat Tea. All tracks on the album were recorded in an improvisation frenzy, when the 12 members locked themselves into a room for a two-day span in the end of May 2021.

🍵 About Fat Tea

Fat Tea is an electronic-jazz fusion jam band out of Heidelberg, Germany. This jam band is more of a loose collective, based on improvisation and smoke breaks. Fat Tea is a wild and unpredictable listening experience. Being so wild and free their music is avant garde, with musical talents ranging from electronic beats to jazz expertise to classical influences. Fat Tea’s spontaneously improvised approach to making music is one hell of a listening experience.

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ℹ️ About Laber Nicht
Laber Nicht Records is a young experimental label from Rhein-Neckar Region of Germany. Their goal is to focus on a wide range of sound genres, each with one common thing: the love for music.

They support a diverse group of upcoming and exciting artists, bands, and projects. They support them by helping them get into the music industry by distributing their works as high-quality products.

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🙌 CREDITS

FEATURED ARTISTS:
Ephraim Zeier
Lisa Konnerth
Denny Seidel
Harry Seidel
Peter Ahrens
Vincent Nolden
Jan Lüttgens
Adrian Schein
Salma Kiem
Bene Strohhäcker

DIRECTED BY:
Go Charadchenko

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LABER NICHT RECORDS labernicht.com

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2021
All unauthorised copying, hiring, lending, public performance and braodcasting prohibited.
LABER NICHT RECORDS is supported by BASF Tor4

RECORDINGS BY:
Stefan Ritter (OG12 Studios)
Christoph Hack

MIXING BY:
Stefan Ritter (OG12 Studio)

MASTERING BY:
Adrian Shirzadi (Collected Mastering)

COVER BY:
Gosha Kameramanski
Tanya Gautam
Special thanks to Phillip, Leander, Tamara and Kulturhaus Karlstorbahnhof