MAANELAND RELEASES NEW VINYL AND INVITES YOU TO RELEASE CONCERT AT STUDENTERHUSET!

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NOTE: This is a plus one concert, which means that with a valid student card, you can invite one extra guest along with your concert ticket.

In your twenties, you often find yourself caught between a liberated youth with grand dreams and an adulthood on the other side that distills those same dreams with a sober perspective. It's like 'fabric rolls' weighing down your expectations of life. Aalborg duo Maaneland gives voice to this on their latest single "Metervarer Til En Drømmer" (Fabrics for a Dreamer).

The duo, created by Andreas Rødbro and Alexander Bie, made their debut in 2021 and have since worked closely with Søren Zahle (Peter Sommer, Jacob Dinesen), who co-produced the group's debut EP "Metervarer." In May 2023, Maaneland follows up with their debut album "Metervarer Til En Drømmer," a record that both sonically and lyrically reflects the band's journey thus far. With a natural paradox between creating high-energy, grandiose pop/rock and singing about the melancholic spaces in life's margins, the songs express an exploration of identity. They comment on a contemporary world where everything is glorified on social media platforms – highlights and life milestones take the foreground, and one must be unique and stand out. Maaneland aims to be the immediate and recognizable sound of the in-between time – about the day after tomorrow and not just the next big event.

The Maaneland project emerged on a school trip when Alexander and Andreas began their music education in Aalborg. A meeting that turned into a budding friendship and later a strong musical collaboration with grand visions and dreams. Since then, they have partnered with several experienced musicians, produced and recorded a lot of new music in the past couple of years, and performed all over Denmark, including at SPOT Festival (2021), Musikhuset in Aarhus, SKOVROCK, and Musikkens Hus in Aalborg.

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