Review by Joy Grant

Bluatschink's latest album, "Woasch Du wer," is a delightful blend of traditional Austrian folk music and modern pop elements. The duo, consisting of Markus and Toni Eberhart, have once again managed to create an album that is both catchy and authentic.

The album features a mix of upbeat and slower tracks, each showcasing the duo's impressive musicianship and vocal range. The use of traditional instruments, such as the accordion and the zither, adds a unique touch to the overall sound of the album.

One standout track is "Griaß Di Gott," a lively tune that perfectly captures the spirit of Austrian folk music. The lyrics, which are in the local dialect, add to the authenticity of the song and make it a joy to listen to.

Another highlight is "Sunnseitn," a beautiful ballad that showcases the duo's harmonies and emotional depth. The use of strings in the arrangement adds to the overall melancholic feel of the song.

Summary by Joy Grant

"Woasch Du wer" is a fantastic album that showcases Bluatschink's talent and dedication to preserving and modernizing Austrian folk music. It's a must-listen for anyone who appreciates great music and wants to experience the rich culture of Austria.