1: Meine Mutter Sagte () 2: Stark () 3: Wenn Du Es Sagst () 4: Küßchen () 5: Hier Ist Es Gewesen () 6: Sarah () 7: Mütter () 8: Morgen Ist Es Vorbei () 9: Sie Kann Nicht Anders () 10: Praktische Hände () 11: Schreib Mir () 12: Skype ()
Description:
"Mutter" is an intimate and reflective CD album by Dutch singer, songwriter, actor and cabaret artist Herman van Veen, released by the independent label Harlekijn. With his characteristic mix of chanson, cabaret and poetic storytelling, van Veen dedicates this work to the many emotional facets of motherhood: tenderness, memory, loss, gratitude and the quiet strength that shapes a life. The songs unfold like short musical stories, carried by his warm, expressive voice, subtle arrangements and a strong focus on lyrics. Melancholic ballads stand alongside lighter, playful pieces, creating a contemplative listening experience that invites you to pause, remember and feel.
Herman van Veen, who became internationally known through his theater programs and the character "Alfred J. Kwak", has been on stage for decades and is considered one of the most versatile Dutch entertainers. His career spans countless albums, stage programs and tours in many countries; his work is characterized by linguistic finesse, gentle humor and humanistic depth. With "Mutter" he once again shows his special ability to address very personal themes in a universal way that resonates with several generations of listeners.
The label Harlekijn, founded around Herman van Veen's artistic environment, focuses on high-quality, sophisticated productions from the fields of music, cabaret and literature. Rather than following short-lived trends, Harlekijn cultivates long-term artistic development and carefully produced recordings with great attention to sound and content. Releases on Harlekijn are aimed at an audience that appreciates nuanced lyrics, handmade music and an authentic artistic voice.
"Mutter" is ideal for listeners who value thoughtful German-language chansons and poetic cabaret songs and are looking for a timeless album that deals with family, memory and emotional roots in a sensitive and artistically mature way.