
Concert
following Daisuke Miura: “Love’s Whirlpool”
afterwards Joey Hansom (DJ-Set)
Alexander Geist © Adrian Lourie
Part Evelyn Waugh novel, part silver screen star, Alexander Geist is the velvet voice of a new epoch in pop music. Embracing the dry wit of Morrissey, the soundscape of Moroder, and the sensibilities of Manet, Geist was born for the spotlight. Cinematic, lush, wry, with his melodramatic lyrics and insistent melodies, he has created what he calls "morose disco soul." Recorded between New York, Berlin, London and Dublin, his songs capture the flavour of a certain international demi-monde; the glamour, the tears, the raucous parties and the untimely deaths. Compared to everyone from Bowie to Dietrich, Geist has nevertheless created out a unique sound for himself, at once nostalgic and contemporary. Accompanied by saxophonist Matthias Hofmann and violinist Anna Mimouni, Alexander Geist has consistently wowed his audience with a live show that is energetic, dark and always compulsively danceable. Having played throughout Europe, in the chicest hot spots, the most roaring nightclubs, and all the dens of iniquity along the way.
“The new boy-hero of pop stardom has emerged.” (noisey.vice.com)
“27-year-old Liverpudlian singer Alexander Geist has already been compared to Marc Almond in a short but startling career that has made him a cult hit in much of Europe’s underground.” (BUTT Magazine)
www.thisisalexander.com
Video “Bad Language”: http://youtu.be/mbTSj5X8U4M
Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/hauteareal/sets/alexander-geist-bad-language/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/iamalexandergeist