Masha Qrella - Saturday Night

"Saturday Night" is originally from the Berlin-based duo Komeït and this version was on a nice 7"

 and came along with a cover version of Brian Ferry's "Don´t stop the dance"

Masha also had some guests here : Andy Haberl (drums), Michael Mühlhaus (bass guitar), Rike Schubert (vocals), Martin Wenk (trumpet). 

Directed by Diana Näcke

Links:
www.morrmusic.com
www.mashaqrella.de

http://www.diananaecke.de

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Masha Qrella: biography 2012

Born to a Russian physicist and a German mother who worked as a somnologist, Masha Qrella’s childhood was naturally both laid-back and exciting. It was around the time when Jim O’Rourke started out in Chicago, when Stereolab were busy taking over London, while Mouse on Mars were re-inventing the sound of Düsseldorf that Masha and her trusted companions (among them bas...s player/engineer Norman Nitzsche) set out to create Berlin’s own version of post rock in a small basement somewhere in mellow Berlin-Pankow. The unique sound of Masha’s band projects, Mina and Contriva, was among the first signals coming from Villa Qrella, as the little studio space was dubbed eventually; and soon enough people started to pick und and fall in love with these signals – even in the UK, soon followed by other parts of the world such as the US and Japan.
In 2002, Masha released her first solo album entitled “Luck” and thus stepped out as a singer/songwriter in her own right. After two more albums, among them “Speak Low”, a collection of beautifully rendered Kurt Weill and Frederick Loewe cover songs released in 2009, she’s about to drop a new album entitled “Analogies” – the latest high point in her career: “Analogies” is essentially her take on pop music, sitting perfectly between folk, indie rock, and all the huge radio anthems from decades past.
Release date is the 4th of may 2012.

berlin-based singer/songwriter
for more information please visit
http://press.morrmusic.com/

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