Review by Yousuf Rafi

Jupp, the latest album by Wolfgang Niedecken's BAP, is a nostalgic trip down memory lane. The album is a tribute to the late Jupp Schmitz, a legendary carnival musician from Cologne. The album features 14 tracks, each one a celebration of the vibrant music scene in Cologne.

The album starts off with "Et ess wie et ess," a catchy tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features Niedecken's signature raspy vocals, backed by a lively brass section. "Et ess wie et ess" is a perfect example of how BAP has managed to stay relevant over the years, by incorporating elements of traditional Cologne music into their sound.

The album also features a number of ballads, such as "Jupp," "Mäddchen, wenn et Trömmelche jeht," and "Kölsch und Jupp." These tracks showcase Niedecken's ability to write heartfelt lyrics that resonate with listeners.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "En unserem Veedel." The track is a tribute to the vibrant neighborhoods of Cologne, and features a catchy chorus that is sure to get stuck in your head. The track also features a number of guest musicians, including the legendary Cologne rapper Eko Fresh.

Summary by Yousuf Rafi

Jupp is an excellent album that is sure to please fans of BAP and fans of Cologne music in general. The album is a fitting tribute to Jupp Schmitz, and showcases the rich musical heritage of Cologne. With its catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics, Jupp is a must-listen for anyone who loves good music.