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Tenderheart - Dignity - Pop Rock - CD

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Management number 254566120 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$11.41 Model Number 254566120
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With Dignity, Tenderheart mirrors his soul, his deep wish for peace in a place that has been shaken by colliding political interests. Dignity and music for peace are his reaction to the unstable situation in Eastern Europe. After his Duo EP, which was the start-up for M=Maximal's series "Musik ohne Worte," he now releases his first album on M=Maximal. Tenderheart already gained the attention of the chill out club scene with various contributions to compilations like Cafe de Paris, This Is Deep and Deep Tech House. A great and unconventional music scene in Kiev is the impetus for a multi-colored club scene in a historic environment which has also inspired also classical composers such as Mussorgsky.

  • DIGNITY
  • Pop Rock
  • M=Maximal
Performer Tenderheart
Music genre Pop Rock
Music release type Album
Media format CD
Original release date 2014
Has parental advisory label N
Number of discs 1
Series title Musik ohne Worte
Track listing Dignity, No War, Odessa, Sweet Ahh, JB, Love, Moor, My Living Room, Hangster, Running Champion, Warm at Heart
Record label M=Maximal
Composer Tenderheart
Track name Dignity, No War, Odessa, Sweet Ahh, JB, Love, Moor, My Living Room, Hangster, Running Champion, Warm at Heart
Digital audio file format CD
Music media format CD

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