Full Album show of July 27, 2022
Album title: In Technicolor


Artist's Biography

Klingklang! Talking To Sophie creates Klingklang, wrapped in pop structures and dizzying sound scramble. After months of playful experiments in the studio Talking To Sophie, alias Marcel Krell, releases the self produced debut Album onto multifaceted German & European stages, whether great or small. Supported by lights, friends and delight an unique sound art is created with alternating orchestration.

It all started by creating cover songs of the very first self-bought record; songs sung by the boyhood idol. Resulting versions of those songs consisted of power chords and squeaking solo action (autodidactic, of course!). Two years later the first band assembled, which would eventually also turn out to be the last

Five years later, between pop-rock and acoustic shows; after tiring band practice and touring the Brandenburg suburbs, it was time for a new beginning. The band leader now had to shift for himself. This is the story of how Talking To Sophie was created; the self-realization in image and sound.


About the Album

An album originally written and recorded in 2010. During the first covid lockdown, I listened a lot to all of my old music and developed the idea to rerecord my first solo album which was released under the moniker of "Technicolor" - most of the songs are way different to there original versions, but still recognizable as there counterparts.

Full Album show of October 5, 2019
Album title: Oh Ridge Cabin Hymns

Klingklang! Talking To Sophie creates Klingklang, wrapped in pop structures and dizzying sound scramble. After months of playful experiments in the studio Talking To Sophie, alias Marcel Krell, releases the self produced debut Album onto multifaceted German & European stages, whether great or small. Supported by lights, friends and delight an unique sound art is created with alternating orchestration. It all started by creating cover songs of the very first self-bought record; songs sung by the boyhood idol. Resulting versions of those songs consisted of power chords and squeaking solo action (autodidactic, of course!). Two years later the first band assembled, which would eventually also turn out to be the last. Five years later, between pop-rock and acoustic shows; after tiring band practice and touring the Brandenburg suburbs, it was time for a new beginning. The band leader now had to shift for himself. This is the story of how Talking To Sophie was created; the self-realization in image and sound.

About the Album Just released on Sept. 2nd (2019) "Oh Ridge Cabin Hymns" features 14 Songs between the Pacific and Neon-Lights, Redwoods and Desert. The songs traveling tunes, especially telling tales from the south-west of the states.

Featured Artist of September 9, 2019
with the song: Brown Metal Flake Cadillac

Klingklang! Talking To Sophie creates Klingklang, wrapped in pop structures and dizzying sound scramble. After months of playful experiments in the studio Talking To Sophie, alias Marcel Krell, releases the self produced debut EP onto multifaceted german stages, whether great or small. Supported by lights, friends and delight an unique sound art is created with alternating orchestration.
It all started by creating cover songs of the very first self-bought record; songs sung by the boyhood idol. Resulting versions of those songs consisted of power chords and squeaking solo action (autodidactic, of course!). Two years later the first band assembled, which would eventually also turn out to be the last.
Five years later, between pop-rock and acoustic shows; after tiring band practice and touring the Brandenburg suburbs, it was time for a new beginning. The band leader now had to shift for himself. This is the story of how Talking To Sophie was created; the self-realization in image and sound.
NEW ALBUM "Oh Ridge Cabin Hymns" out Sep. 2nd, 13 Songs between Pacific and Neon-Lights, Redwoods and Desert, including the Singles "Brown Metal Flake Cadillac", "June" & "Calivada"

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