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I just discovered this incredible gem 3 weeks ago and I must say that it was love at first play. It was one of them moments when you play it, you let it sink in for about 45 seconds then fall in love and can't stop playing it for the whole day. 

From Graz, Austria I bring you Fabian Luttenberger, full of talent and with plenty of tracks that will touch all your senses. Currently living in Berlin the Austrian has a very impressive portfolio of songs, with this recent baby called 'I Know' just one of them. 

Perhaps a description of this song is not fair, as this tune leave many emotions and plenty of joy, so why don't you have a listen and understand for yourself. 

Also check out Fabian's page and support this fantastic artist!

This Sunday we have something melancholic and chilled for your soul. The guys in charge are Steffen Linck and Powel. 

Steffen Linck, from Berlin has been creating some impressive music based on the simple idea that good music dosen't actually need a vast number of instruments and sounds in order to grow, but simplicity and purity. Steffen has been inspired mainly by folkmusic of the 60's and this can certainly be sensed in his music. 

His greatly impressive voice paints strong, melancholic love stories which will carry you away. The talented artists certainly has a bright future ahead of him, reminding us of a young Bob Dylan.  

On the other hand, Powel also from Berlin, is a big favourite here at Groovy Beats. Powel is simply a master when it comes to producing some dope, chilled tracks. His brilliant, shinning talent can be heard in majestic tracks such as "I Don't Waste My Tears On You' or 'Someday'. The two masterpieces from the German are simply pure medicine for the ears and soul. 

'Sticks & Stones' is simply an eargasmic combination between two outstanding artists from the German capital. The beautiful vocals of Steffen Linck, the smooth guitar and Powel's touch ultimately make the perfect chill song for any day, not just a Sunday. 

Have an awesome day...

https://www.facebook.com/steffenlinck

When a guy, standing in front of me and my flat mate in the left side of down escalator from platform at S-bahnhof Zoologischer Garten, despite noticing our presence and even told by those next to him that there were people waiting behind him, he replied "I DON"T WANNA MOVE SO I DONT MOVE", spontaneously did I shout on bourgeois Ku'damm "...ahhh it's very DID, Das Ist Deutschland!".

I was how surprised by myself, reacting in same way as 4 years ago...

It was when living in New Delhi that I was sharing one large flat with trainees, mostly grad school students, from all over the world (China, Nederland, Sweden, Bulgaria, Yemen and Germany). India was unique in that it was literally "foreign country" for all and we rarely spoke and understand Hindi, except for our poor vocabularies such as "theek hai/ acha/ haan ji" (alright/ yes/ hello - on the phone), which resulted in occasional failures in negotiation with local market seller who always replied "fixed price" no matter what he was told, or with auto rickshaw driver who didnt let the fare meter switched on in favor of keeping on endless bargaining which took us forever to discount as small as 5 rupees ( EUR 15 cents)... It happened more than once that we found one person paid more than double for same pair of shoes sold in Central Market, a nearest local market from our flat. After finding being deceived, moreover as an outcome of time-taking negotiation, one used to mourn "...TII!", which is the abbreviation of This Is India.

It was an great invention, I must say, since once you utter it, irritation goes away. It is not forgiveness nor compromising but something close to acceptance that comes afterward to your heart.