oak Berlin, Germany
The sound of Oak is influenced by trashy instruments like a Hawaiian guitar from the `50s, a dusty tom-tom drum and percussion from the `60s, an organ and a synth bass. Maren Montauk’s voice, unique and intense, wild and sensitive, creates a face telling its life story on a fading black-and-white picture, containing memories, sand and salt, youthful dreams, wind and wide expanses. ... more
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