Fresh voices, brand-new segments — and even more music in every episode
With the new season of our podcast “Here To Get Heard,” we’re heading into round five and looking forward to fresh perspectives, high-profile guests, and a few content updates that will make the conversations even more music-driven. Starting now, there’s a new episode every Friday, and all episodes will also be released on YouTube in parallel.
“Here To Get Heard” is our podcast, produced in cooperation with Shure. As in previous seasons, it’s hosted by Senta-Sofia Delliponti, who has been working in the industry for over 20 years. The focus is on talented artists and creatives who thoughtfully engage with role models and the structures of the music industry. Personal, relatable, and honest — with space for deep emotions, opinions, and real backstage insights.
Kicking off Season 5 with Gabriel Kelly
Gabriel Kelly kicks things off in Episode 56 (the first episode of Season 5). In the conversation, he speaks openly about a long-undiagnosed condition: cardiac arrhythmias that at times even caused symptoms of paralysis. He talks about the heart surgery he needed, about his fears, and about how these experiences have permanently changed the way he looks at life. His song “Ganz schön schlimm” also plays a special role, as he processes what he went through emotionally in the track.
Fresh perspectives and a lineup of standout names
After the season opener, things continue right away: Ragazzki (Marti Fischer’s music duo) and Kayef are up next. And there’s plenty more to look forward to — with some of Germany’s most influential voices in music joining the season, including Revelle, Alice Merton, Sasha, Wincent Weiss, Bosse, Tom Beck, and Sabrina Setlur.
Here’s the first episode with Gabriel Kelly:
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More InformationMore music in the conversation: new segments & music challenges
Content-wise, we’ve made a few tweaks to the format with one goal in mind: to keep breaking up the conversation and bring active music-making directly into each episode. New additions include recurring segments and a music challenge per episode, tailored to each guest.
One of the new segments is called “ZMESUISDWDB” — „Zeig mir einen Song und ich sag dir, wer du bist“ (Show me a song and I’ll tell you who you are). And just how creative the challenges can get is something Marti Fischer demonstrates perfectly: he gets five minutes to build a kids’ Eurovision-style song.
If you love music — or you’re simply curious about what the industry is really like — “Here To Get Heard” is the podcast for you.
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