Jochen Distelmeyer on the Art of Writing Love Songs
In an interview with NZZ, Hamburg-based songwriter, Blumfeld singer, and author Jochen Distelmeyer discusses the craft of writing love songs. He argues that kitsch arises when emotions are avoided. Distelmeyer, known for his work with the German indie band Blumfeld, reflects on the challenges and nuances of creating authentic love lyrics. The article also references Rocko Schamoni, another Hamburg musician, who comments on trying new things and feeling relieved of a burden. The piece is part of NZZ's series 'Abwarten und Tee trinken' (Wait and drink tea).
Key facts
- Jochen Distelmeyer is a Hamburg-based songwriter, Blumfeld singer, and author.
- Distelmeyer states: 'Kitsch arises when emotions are avoided.'
- The article is part of NZZ's series 'Abwarten und Tee trinken'.
- Rocko Schamoni is also mentioned in the article.
- Schamoni comments on trying new things and feeling relieved.
- The interview focuses on the art of writing love songs.
- Distelmeyer is known for his work with the German indie band Blumfeld.
- The article was published in NZZ Feuilleton.
Entities
Artists
- Jochen Distelmeyer
- Rocko Schamoni
Institutions
- Blumfeld
- NZZ
Locations
- Hamburg
- Germany