Horst Biewald

Horst Biewald is a multifaceted artist known for his unique blend of music and yodeling. Born in 1963, he began yodeling at a young age and has developed a distinctive style that combines elements of country, reggae, funk, blues, and rock, often performed in the Bavarian dialect. His music career includes the release of the album "Boarisch Groove" in 2008, which reflects his eclectic musical influences. Biewald is also recognized for his yodeling seminars, where he teaches others the art of yodeling, emphasizing its connection to nature and joy. His recent releases include "Chiemgaureggae," a song that has gained popularity beyond regional borders.

As a musician, Horst Biewald is not only a singer-songwriter but also an entertainer and craftsman. He has been self-employed since 1990, working on various projects that allow him to share his love for music and nature. His music often features lively tracks like "Joy Yodel" and "Loosen Up," showcasing his ability to blend different genres with a Bavarian twist. Biewald's passion for life and his commitment to spreading joy through music are central themes in his work.