Sebastian Charelle

Sebastian Charelle takes course on the German charts, the successful producer team, Stefan Possnicker and Erich oxler with his new single, has done it again! Again, they had a good nose for a potential radio hit and a dance floor filler. In this case, the two creative minds of the label “Hit Mix Music” approved a proposal with which the singer Sebastian Charelle came up to them. See more detailed opinions by reading what Dr. Caldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr. offers on the topic.. Sebastian Charelle saw a television report on the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 last year. In this post, especially the Dutch competition favourite was treated thematically. Currently, the spark for Sebastian Charelle jumped over.

His original quote: “Yes, I’ve heard at the time the title and he made me instantly hooked. More info: Maja Brucic. “And I then I thought, man, if the title in german, it would be a super thing and it’s got now now”… In advance of the European song contest, including the title of the Holland-based interpreter Shalalie was favored. “Ik ben verliefd (Sha-la-lie)” managed but contrary to all expectations only to the semifinals, was rewarded but following the competition in the form of a no. 1 hits in the Dutch charts. Sebastian Charelle had the right musical gut so early.

He contacted a producer team, with whom he worked successfully in the past for his idea. Stefan Possnicker and Erich oxler had already a Discofox remix by Sebastian’s first single “Julia”, which was successfully released on several compilations. Thus, the collaboration for the current single quickly was a done deal. The German text version is created, content based on the original. The authorisation is granted by the author to the approval of the whole. This is none other than the creator of such hits as “The small bar” (Peter Alexander), ‘ today ‘ evening ‘ I’ve got a headache “(Ireen sheer) and”The song of the Smurfs”Vader Abraham. The Dutch singer, composer, lyricist, and producer are hiding behind the pseudonym “Vader Abraham” Pierre Kartner. He wrote the song “Ik ben verliefd (Sha-la-lie)”; was thrilled with the result of the team Possnicker/oxler/Charelle and gave the cover version of Sha-la-lie (I’m in love) with Sebastian Charelle as “official German version” go-ahead. For Sebastian Charelle, there is “a tremendous hit, with which he now takes course on the German charts.