Raubtier Kollektiv's "Liebe und Angst" is a visceral and passionate contribution to German rap, speaking plainly to fathers who exist with equal parts love and fear. The song confronts the emotional complexity of fatherhood and teaches young fathers to say "no" to keep their children safe, even if it's politically incorrect or uncomfortable.
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Read more →"Liebe und Angst" production supports the heavy beats perfectly, giving the hip approach required, while being rhythmic enough to allow us to focus on the message. Each verse is purposeful and carries the weight of responsibility, and is offered plainly and honestly. The lyrical arc balances practical information that listeners can act on, and philosophical questions for them to ponder as they are entertained by an energetic modern sound.
"Liebe und Angst" is a rallying cry for young fathers trying to navigate a modern world. Raubtier Kollektiv creates an energetic and finely polished sound while offering heavy, thought-provoking, and charged messaging that transcends the sound of the track and creates a space for reflection, empowerment, and connection.
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