Wolff und die Schmetterband: A guati Zyt
Swiss dialect rock. Martin, Wolff, Wittwer rose to local prominence as singer of My Day, a rock group from Zizers near Chur in canton Grisons. The Schmetterband was of course nationwide known due to its two decades tenure with Swiss rock icon Polo Hofer but suddenly faced unemployment when both sides chose to split three years ago. On A guati Zyt (Good times) the Schmetterband revival sounds only a bit different thanks to the Grison dialect of new front singer Wolff.
Do bin i dahai
Wolff & Schmetterband
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