Rock & pop concert
ZIAN
Atlantis
Klosterberg 13, 4051 Basel
Pop & Rock ¦ Concert
Event details
Out Of The Blue - From Darkness Into Light
It seems as if he has carefully bundled his forces and taken a deep breath. Because anyone who struggles with the adversities of life in such a poignant and forceful way doesn't have to ask long to be heard. With his first single "Show You", multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter ZIAN provides a first glimpse of his musical wealth.
A unique vocal color, touching lyrics, catchy piano sounds and poignant melodies. Produced by HSA, ZIAN sings in "Show You" about a toxic relationship, about the fear of losing not only himself, but also the person opposite. The desperate attempt to keep someone close to you, even though you end up getting further and further away from each other. He knows how to tell heavy-blooded stories that in the end leave hope and show how merciful melancholy can be if you face it with humility.
In his music, the 27-year-old singer mixes orchestral pop with rock melodies and combines them with modern, electronic elements. ZIAN is an unpolished jewel, a tomboy whose songs emerge directly from the world of the soul and convey a unique emotional world. The Basel-based newcomer is the latest Sony Music signing and releases with "Show You" his first single including video.
Goosebumps feeling guaranteed with the single "Grateful
With his very first song "Show You" ZIAN came out of the dark into the light and landed a huge hit with it, reaching gold status after only half a year. Now ZIAN is intoxicating with his next single, "Grateful." Just as with "Show You," the current single plays out a theatrical story of pain and hurt that gains weight and depth through the purposeful placement of instruments, yet still feels like a light and hopeful song. "Grateful" is the honest and heartbreaking mind game of expressing yourself even when the other person is no longer listening and moving on even though you hurt a loved one.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
It seems as if he has carefully bundled his forces and taken a deep breath. Because anyone who struggles with the adversities of life in such a poignant and forceful way doesn't have to ask long to be heard. With his first single "Show You", multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter ZIAN provides a first glimpse of his musical wealth.
A unique vocal color, touching lyrics, catchy piano sounds and poignant melodies. Produced by HSA, ZIAN sings in "Show You" about a toxic relationship, about the fear of losing not only himself, but also the person opposite. The desperate attempt to keep someone close to you, even though you end up getting further and further away from each other. He knows how to tell heavy-blooded stories that in the end leave hope and show how merciful melancholy can be if you face it with humility.
In his music, the 27-year-old singer mixes orchestral pop with rock melodies and combines them with modern, electronic elements. ZIAN is an unpolished jewel, a tomboy whose songs emerge directly from the world of the soul and convey a unique emotional world. The Basel-based newcomer is the latest Sony Music signing and releases with "Show You" his first single including video.
Goosebumps feeling guaranteed with the single "Grateful
With his very first song "Show You" ZIAN came out of the dark into the light and landed a huge hit with it, reaching gold status after only half a year. Now ZIAN is intoxicating with his next single, "Grateful." Just as with "Show You," the current single plays out a theatrical story of pain and hurt that gains weight and depth through the purposeful placement of instruments, yet still feels like a light and hopeful song. "Grateful" is the honest and heartbreaking mind game of expressing yourself even when the other person is no longer listening and moving on even though you hurt a loved one.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.