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Line up: Lucas Fendrich Vocals, Guitar Possible line-ups: Solo with guitar & playback Duo with guitarist 4-piece band Lucas Fendrich - "Over the Counter" With his current sound, Lucas Fendrich has definitively emancipated himself from his past and embarked on a new musical path. Musically and lyrically, he lets himself be carried away and imposes no limits. Here a few beats, there a bit more US pop, a small dash of Austropop or psychedelic ingredients. He orients himself to the contemporary sounds of Justin Timberlake or Justin Bieber, the versatility of Clueso, and the boundary-breaking excesses of the Australian sound fetishist Kevin Parker aka Tame Impala. Pop reimagined and implemented, with German lyrics that delve deep and always get straight to the core, rather than meandering somewhere in the orbit of the nebulous. Fendrich's songs address the hurdles of everyday life, mental health, societal pressure situations, the excess of escapism, or love in all its bright heights and painful depths. The already known singles from the Viennese artist hit a nerve. "You and I Against All" is a summery pop hit that tells of the shared struggle against external expectations and the beauty of togetherness. "Fear of Fear" places the often-tabooed topic of panic attacks at the center of attention and advocates the meaningfulness of therapy. In "Fire Over Vienna," one dances with a lot of casual charm to the waltz of the apocalypse, and "Runaway Train" deals melancholically yet hopefully with the inevitable theme of farewell. Lucas Fendrich's album is called "Over the Counter," but it is nonetheless urgently prescription-required.