Trettmann

Stefan Richter, better known by his stage name Trettmann, is a German reggae and dancehall musician who has significantly impacted the German music scene, particularly within the genres he navigates. His evolution as an artist is marked by a journey from reggae roots into a broader sound that encompasses elements of dancehall, hip hop, and trap, culminating in a unique blend that has won him a dedicated following. Born in 1973 in Leipzig, East Germany, Trettmann's early musical influences were shaped by the reggae tapes his brother brought home, which became his initial gateway into music production and performance.

Trettmann's career took a significant turn with the release of his collaborative project "#DIY" in 2017, produced with the hip hop producers KitschKrieg. The album was a critical and commercial success, marking his breakthrough and establishing him as a major force in German music. It featured hits like "Grauer Beton" and "Knöcheltief," showcasing his ability to blend poignant lyrics with catchy beats. His ability to articulate the complexities of urban life, relationships, and personal growth, all while maintaining a distinctive musicality, has endeared him to a wide audience. Beyond "#DIY," tracks like "New York - A COLORS SHOW" and "In der Nacht" highlight his versatility and willingness to experiment with different sounds and themes. Trettmann's music resonates with listeners not just for its rhythmic appeal but for the authenticity and emotional depth of his storytelling.

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