As summer fades and the nights grow longer again, the mood of some people becomes
increasingly gloomy. But the autumn does not only have dark sides. Rather, its magic
manifests in the colourful interplay between light and shadow. For example, when the soft
light of the low sun shimmers through the colourful forest of leaves or in the extended blue
hour: in the short time window at twilight, when the daylight slips away or the new day
announces its arrival. And so the „Blue Hour“ embodies a half-world between day and
night, calm and bustles, sentimentality and hope, looking backwards and forwards,
celebrating open airs or returning into the clubs.

Both poles faces each other in the track „Blue Hour“, written by Chris Wayfarer and Flo
Drachenberg. The frame of drums, the bassline and a funky guitar riff noticeably engage a
gear forward and capture the dance floor with the positive vibe. But deep chords, brass
elements and strings in the break throw a veil of doubts above. Flo Drachenberg picks up
both moods with his saxophone, a key theme through the whole track, and closes the
circle with a musical bracket. At the end, it is up to everyone to decide for themselves,
which side feels attractive or to enjoy the moment, the union of opposites.