Every week countless new songs are released by countless new musicians - and it feels like there are less and less classic bands. A few years ago, a lot of just those pushed into the mostly rare rehearsal rooms of the big and even smaller cities, today it seems trendy to assert one's own artistic vision radically autonomous, to do one's thing as a solo act.
If there are fewer and fewer bands today, perhaps the ones that have been around for a few years, are all the more urgently needed. Onemillionsteps are exactly this kind.

After first songs together in 2013, little happened for a long time before the northern Germans started working on new material years later. Last year they dared to make a new start with three carefully selected songs. And exactly now seems to be the right time for the first major release, on which the band can play out all their strengths:

The trio around singer Nora Oertel will release the debut album "White Is All Colors" on the Berlin-based label Listenrecords. On the album you will find songs of quite wide sound range, sometimes rough and angry like The Kills and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, then again airy and dreamy like Big Thief or Julien Baker.

"White Is All Colors" by Onemillionsteps is a classic band album in the best sense, resisting the isolationist tendencies of the present with marked success. Several cooks provide a tasty diverse porridge, from which wants to be nibbled again and again. A crystallization point that shows how valuable a long common band history can be - because without the associated artistic and interpersonal trust this album would not have been possible.