ChueLee

Swiss volksmusik duo ChueLee became popular within their homeland following competing strongly for the 2003 Grand Prix der Volksmusik despite being truly a relatively unfamiliar act at that time. Created in 2000, the duo is usually made up of Christian Duss (vocals, acoustic guitar) and Willy Vogel (vocals, accordion); in live configurations, they are occasionally along with a five-piece tempo section made up of Rebbi Surber (vocals), Andy Rynert (acoustic guitar, vocals), Martin Schlegel (bass, vocals), Andy Steiner (keyboards), and Angelo Burri (drums). The name tabs on ChueLee’s debut recording, Immer Locker vom Hocker (2003), was their solution to fame, contending highly in the 2003 Grand Prix der Volksmusik and completing 15th general amid competition from your neighboring countries of Germany and Austria aswell as Switzerland. The duo’s following recording, Nie Me Ohni Dich (2004), demonstrated well-known in the wake of “Immer Locker vom Hocker,” breaking in to the Best 50 of Switzerland’s albums graph. Their next recording, Aues Geili Sieche (2006), discovered even greater achievement, charting Best 30 and spawning the Grand Prix-competing solitary “Näbumeer.” Furthermore, ChueLee was granted the 2006 Prix Walo in the group of Schlager/Volksmusik. Toward the finish of the entire year, the duo released another recording, Rock and roll Mi (2006), which also broke in to the Best 30 from the Swiss albums graph. In 2007 ChueLee released Hau Rock and roll! Üsi Hits und Me, a compilation of both fresh and familiar materials.