Pop-punk for a new generation: CITY KIDS FEEL THE BEAT torch their debut album "Cheeky Heart" with fireworks of rousing college anthems and entertaining guitar riffs between unbridled joie de vivre and escape from reality. Carried by youthful optimism as well as mature songwriting, the five from the south presents us with a contemporary mix of pop-rock, party and melodic hardcore borrowings, which gives fans of Zebrahead, Anti-Flag or Neck Deep their money's worth and transforms the Swabian hinterland into a sunny, Californian punk Mecca. Cheeky Heart" marks a new section for CITY KIDS FEEL THE BEAT: With the new producer Benny Hermann from the production environment of Cro and Casper, the band started the project debut album at the beginning of the year. The result was a gripping, refreshing and, above all, musically grown punk album with a teen attitude, which is on its way to artistic self-determination in songwriting. We have orientated ourselves on the sound of our role models and favourite bands as well as on our new, personal stamp on the whole", says frontman Sven. Vital guitar riffs, beats whipping forward and irresistibly sweetened choruses stick to the ear and don't leave it again so quickly - all this breathes the spirit of recognized scene greats and makes "Cheeky Heart" an extraordinary album, which doesn't have to hide in international comparison. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator
