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Martin Siewert - guitars, lap- & pedal steel, electronics born in Saarbrücken in 1972 living & working in Vienna improv and composing activity in both acoustic and/or electronic contexts; work for theatre, film and dance as well as various remix and soundinstallation commissions projects/bands include: TRAPIST (with Joe Williamson and Martin Brandlmayr) THE YEAR OF (Fleischmann, Kurzmann, Dafeldecker, Siewert, Kling) EFZEG (Hauf, Stangl, Roisz, Siewert) HALF WOLF (with Boris Hauf and Steve Heather) INVARIANT (audiovisual duo project with Michaela Grill) MY KINGDOM FOR A LULLABY (Billy Roisz, Michaela Grill & Christof Kurzmann) DUO DIEB13 / SIEWERT DIE INSTABILITAET DER SYMMETRIE...

Ewert and The Two Dragons is a folk rock / indie band from Tallinn, Estonia. Their debut album “The Hills Behind The Hills” was released in autumn 2009 and since then they have taken the Baltics by storm. Some critics have titled them as “the crown jewel of Estonian music”, Finnish music magazine Rumba was stunned by their performance at the biggest Baltic music festival Positivus in 2010, calling them “the best band at the entire fest”. Their sophomore album “Good Man Down” was released in April 2011 and met wide critical acclaim and commercial success, being the best-selling album...

Ewert Ljusberg is a swedish folk musician, trubadour, comedian and foremost the President of the Republic of Jamtland since 1988, succeding Moltas Eriksson (1983-1988) and Yngve Gamlin (1963-1983). .

Ewert Sundja, born in 1983 in Tallinn, is an Estonian musician and singer-songwriter, best known for being the frontman of Ewert and The Two Dragons. Sundja formed his first band The Provokers in 1998, which became successful in the Estonian christian contemporary music scene. In 2002 he formed his second band Precious that played Ewert's original music in a jazzy key. The next year Ewert won a singing contest (similar to IDOLS) organized by the Estonian National Television. After that, Precious was replaced by Ewert Sundja Jazzband that played mostly jazz standards and pop music in a groovy and jazzy...