Wolfgang Ambros, a stalwart of the Austrian music scene, delivers a captivating blend of Neue Deutsche Welle, Schlager, and singer-songwriter elements in his 1999 album "Voom Voom Vanilla Camera." Released under the Ariola label, this 52-minute journey is a testament to Ambros' versatility and enduring appeal.
The album kicks off with "A langer Weg," setting the tone for a collection that balances introspective lyrics with catchy melodies. Tracks like "Es brennt no a Gluat" and "Feinde" showcase Ambros' knack for storytelling, while "Herz aus Gold" and "Untrennbar" highlight his ability to craft heartfelt, melodic tunes. The upbeat "Voom Voom Vanilla Camera" adds a playful touch to the album, demonstrating Ambros' range.
"Der allerschönste Sommer" and "Ein Boss am Wörthersee" offer a glimpse into Ambros' ability to paint vivid scenes with his lyrics, while "Kommt nicht in Frage" and "Fein beinand" provide a more laid-back, reflective atmosphere. Each song is a testament to Ambros' songwriting prowess and his ability to connect with audiences on a personal level.
"Voom Voom Vanilla Camera" is a must-listen for fans of Wolfgang Ambros and those looking to explore the rich tapestry of Austrian music. It's an album that stands the test of time, offering a unique blend of genres and a collection of songs that are as memorable as they are engaging.
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