Die Seer

Austrian schlager music group Die Seer broke to mainstream success within their homeland in the middle-2000s, when their albums began regularly charting within the very best Five, sometimes getting number 1. Though most very easily classified as just schlager, the band’s design is exclusive, incorporating areas of Austro-pop aswell as volksmusik; possibly the most accurate classification will be volkstümlicher schlager. Created in 1995, Die Seer are led by songwriter/guitarist Fred Jaklitsch (aka Alfred); additional bandmembers consist of Astrid Wirtenberger (vocals), Sabine Holzinger (aka Sassy; vocals), Friedrich Hampel (aka Spitz; vocals), Thomas Eder (acoustic guitar), Manfred Temmel (acoustic guitar), Jürgen Leitner (accordion), Alois Huber (keyboards), Dietmar Kastowsky (bass), and Wolfgang Luckner (drums). Die Seer released their debut full-length recording, Über’n Observe, in 1996 around the impartial label Tyrolis, accompanied by Auf + der Gams Nach (1998). The band’s third recording, Baff! (1999), presented their first strike track, “Wild’s Wasser,” a longtime lover favorite. Gössl implemented in 2000, and in 2001 Die Seer released their initial record to graph, Guats G’fühl, which peaked at amount 26 in its third week of discharge, logging 16 weeks for the Austrian albums graph overall. This discovery success triggered a high 20 best-of record, Das Beste der Seer: Wild’s Wasser (2002), compiling the features from the band’s tenure on Tyrolis. Per month after that preliminary best-of discharge, Die Seer produced their Sony Music debut, Junischnee (2002), having a re-recording of “Wild’s Wasser,” today entitled “Wilds Wossa 2002.” The record debuted at number 2 for the Austrian albums graph and logged over 100 weeks general on the graph, reentering the graph several times over time, doing this as past due as 2007. A non-album vacation one, Eiskristall (2002), was also released during this time period of sudden reputation, the title monitor peaking at amount 22 for the singles graph. The reputation of Die Seer continuing in following years. In 2003 the music group released a fresh record, Aufwind, which topped the albums graph and spawned the quantity 13 hit one “Ha sido Braucht 2,” and Tyrolis released another best-of compilation, Das Beste der Seer, Vol. 2, which also charted (at amount 34). In 2004 the music group released the chart-topping Über’n Berg (2004), accompanied by Lebensbaum (2005), which charted number 2 and spawned the quantity three hit one “Sun, Wind flow + Regen.” After just one more best-of discharge, S’ Beste!, that one a high Five compilation from the band’s Sony Music shows, Die Seer released another chart-topping recording of new materials, 1 Label (2007). Hoffen, Glauben, Liab’n adopted in ’09 2009.