Sascha Paeth's Masters Of Ceremony
Sascha Paeth's Masters Of Ceremony - "The Time Has Come" (Official Video)
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Album: 13.09. SASCHA PAETH'S MASTER OF CEREMONY - "Signs Of Wings"
Line Up:
Sascha Paeth - producer, guitar player and songwriter
Felix Bohnke (Avantasia) on drums
André Neygenfind (Avantasia) on bass
Corvin Bahn (Uni Jon Roth) on keyboards
American singer Adrienne Cowan (Seven Spires)
Info:
After four or five years of having nice and ambitious talks about a possible collaboration with Frontiers, German producer, guitar player and songwriter Sascha Paeth agreed to join forces with the Italian label and launch his new band named Masters Of Ceremony.
To label Sascha Paeth a multi-talented producer, engineer, musician, and songwriter might not quite cover his full set of skills and achievements. The Wolfsburg-born German multi-musician has produced countless bands including Avantasia, Kamelot, Rhapsody, Epica, and more. Having worked on, produced, and engineered over 200 albums since 1988, it’s fair to say he has a reputation for being at the forefront of shaping the European melodic power metal sound.
Sascha says, “Finally, I am putting my energy into a metal project of my own. It is the sum of my experiences over the years and a bit of a revival of what I was doing in the past.”
The resulting album “Signs of Wings” is much more than a solo album. Sascha put together a great bunch of musicians including Felix Bohnke (Avantasia) on drums, André Neygenfind (Avantasia) on bass, Corvin Bahn (Uli Jon Roth) on keyboards and the awesome American singer Adrienne Cowan (Seven Spires). Offering a wide range of styles within the Metal spectre - from aggressive and straightfoward Metal songs, to more melodic and symphonic tracks - this record has everything and is certainly going to strike the fans as one of the most inventive, complete and exciting releases in the Metal style in 2019!
As a 15 year old teenager, you might have found Paeth playing a more bluesy style, or Van Halen-meets-Accept style hard rock, but it wasn’t long before Paeth joined Heaven’s Gate, where the music was harder and heavier. The experience was where he learned to enjoy inspiration from adapting, from new styles, and from new collaborations. It was the start of a long journey through the music business, a journey that is far from over!
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