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Clueso: The poet

Clueso has molted into a true-blue pop poet over the years, even though the man from Erfurt started out in hip-hop. His low-key approach has gained his fame and his "So sehr dabei" (Really There) tour has drawn huge crowds. His accompanying live album has been at the top of the charts for months. The lyricist was even clever with his name: it's a take-off of Inspector Clouseau from the famous Pink Panther films.

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Battle of the bands: Belgian music industry fights linguistic loyalties

Belgium's linguistic divide has not only affected its political landscape. The music industry is also battling to overcome regional loyalties and create a single Belgian identity - despite its differences. (30.09.2009) 

Classical music sells - even without the help of crossover artists

Classical CDs are selling surprisingly well in Germany - despite the finance crisis and even without the help of marketable crossover artists. Maybe there's something about the music itself. (18.08.2009) 

Music producer loses compensation battle over yodel refrain

Yodels usually resonate in the mountains of Austria and Switzerland. But this week, "Holla-rae-di-ri, di-ri" echoed through the chambers of a Munich courtroom – as testimony in a creative rights case. (24.07.2009) 

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