Germany's Markus Rollwage & his album "King For A Day", is an eclectic & frenetic collection of songs that highlight & showcase, the magical & mystical concoction of Mr. Rollwage's inspired muse. A tidal wave of musical diversity & orchestrated panache

The tune "Say" hits you between the eyes right out of the starting gate. A collage of multi-layered Vocals, combine with a Calliope chord progression that spins & dives effervescently like an ocean of turquoise & blue ; Whereas a cut like "Without You", brings to mind a shadow reflection of bands like the American-Jellyfish or Britain's Squeeze, to name a few

"Heaven" is a cut above the norm. It sounds like a synthesis of cinematic-orchestral proportion, whilst flowing as freely as a waterfall ; A dash of David Bowie meets Tears For Fears…More so, A gem from Markus Rollwage

"Fantastic" flys past a vision of Elvis Costello-[early period-Armed Forces] ; It strikes one that Mr. Rollwage has a tremendous ability in terms of composition & arrangement

Coupled with a background in Classical music & an effortless talent for Pop music, it's like watching some fireworks go off at night ; Set against the dark blue canopy of the stars shinning brightly, there sits Markus Rollwage with the flame in hand

"King For Just A Day" is a spotlight that exudes a mainstream perception of post modern music. Lyrically, Markus is fearless in inviting listeners to peer into some of his most altruistic experiences & emotions

This fearless stance of reflective vulnerability, only serves amongst other things, to reveal a strong character & a romantic at heart. That is quite admirable in this day & age

One should not take these diary-like expressions lightly. Because when it all boils down to it, most people are frightened to some extent to reveal anything other than the facade or charade of strength. Not so in the case of Mr. Rollwage

In the tune "If I Were You", we harken back into an audio-niche in which we could imagine The Bee Gees & a tip of the hat to Andy Gibb, being able to pull off some of this material. Markus innately has the Vox & the Vision that takes his music to a higher ground

"Whenever" reminds us of a touch of Abba meets Sir Paul McCartney. But, it's obviously Mr. Rollwage

Take the cut "Breath" ; To put it bluntly, it's easily more effortless than say, Coldplay. The mainstream AC elements of Markus Rollwage's music, certainly impact in a way that cuts a wide swathe across the mass demographics of muse & intent

There's obviously some magic at work in the heart & mind of the composer, that shines brightly like a sunrise on the sonic-horizon

In "The End" it's safe to say that it's the type of song that many mainstream artists who have waited out the time to return triumphantly, should embrace. Whether it beTom Jones, Patti LaBelle….well, what do we know anyway

Ultimately, Markus Rollwage is a remarkable figure in the world of music. It would be of no surprise if he were to head far into the charts & the stars, where ever that compass takes him

Join Markus on the platform of the heart, as it rides freely unto musical infinity