Woodstock Music

Woodstock Music from Austria has made waves in the Volksmusik and Alpine folk scene with a selection of catchy tunes. One standout track is “Separee (Sepp a Reh),” which captures a lively spirit that resonates with fans of the genre. Their version of “It's My Life - Blasorchester Version” takes a classic anthem and gives it a unique twist, making it a favorite at gatherings.

Other notable tracks include “Schena Mensch - Blasorchester Version,” “Don't Stop Believin' - Blasorchester Version,” and “Böll Böll Kernöl - Blasorchester.” Songs like “Tausend Stern - Blasorchester” and “Salletmayr Polka” add to their diverse repertoire, showcasing their ability to blend traditional sounds with modern influences. “Im Heustadl” and “Maria Dolores” offer more flavor to their collection, appealing to a range of listeners. Each track contributes to their growing popularity in the folk music scene.

Woodstock Music has recently released their latest album, "Woodstock für Blasorchester Vol. 3," in 2024. This follows the earlier installment, "Woodstock für Blasorchester Vol. 1," which came out in 2023. Both albums feature a blend of traditional and contemporary elements within the Volksmusik and Alpine Folk genres, showcasing the group's ability to connect with a wide audience through familiar melodies.

In addition to the album releases, Woodstock Music has dropped several singles. Notable among these is "Schena Mensch (Blasorchester Version)," which brings a fresh take to a classic tune. The upcoming "Woodstock für Blasorchester, Vol. 5" is set for 2025, along with "It's My Life (Blasorchester Version)" and "Woodstock für Blasorchester Vol. 4 – Christmas Edition," which will add to their growing catalog. Each track offers a unique listening experience while staying true to their folk roots, demonstrating their ongoing commitment to the genre.

Woodstock Music has teamed up with various artists to create notable tracks. One standout collaboration is “Separee (Sepp a Reh)” with DeSchoWieda. This song showcases a blend of traditional sounds with a modern twist, which resonates well with fans of Volksmusik. The partnership highlights the ability to bridge different styles while staying true to folk roots.

Another significant collaboration is “Böll Böll Kernöl - Blasorchester” with Die Pagger Buam. This track features lively instrumentation, creating an energetic atmosphere. The blend of Woodstock Music’s distinctive style and Die Pagger Buam’s contributions results in a piece that appeals to a wide audience.

In “Magni Fortisque - Blasorchester” and “Im Heustadl,” both featuring Brassaranka, the collaborations further explore the interplay of various musical elements. Lastly, “Kaiserwetter” with Kaiser Musikanten brings a fresh take on Alpine influences, showcasing the diversity within the genre. Each of these collaborations contributes to the evolving landscape of folk music while maintaining a connection to tradition.