Centralstation Veranstaltungs-GmbH

Lambert is back. Maybe he never really left. Or maybe he was never even there to begin with. It’s pointless to ask. After all, you’d have to track him down first to find out. And you could never be sure if it’s really him behind the Sardinian bull mask. Either way: Lambert is back. He’s releasing a new album. He’s called it “I am not Lambert.” The album is further proof of the creative versatility of this pianist, composer, and producer—who has been highly acclaimed for more than a decade and presumably lives in Berlin. And yet it’s quite different, because it’s his first album to feature vocals. It begins with him singing through a vocoder amidst the tranquil sounds of the opening track, “Spirit.” Australian musician Kat Frankie also appears on the album, as do Dekker and Tob Goodwin. Live, only Lambert will be on stage. “I am not Lambert,” the cover reads. “I am many,” the music replies.

Photo credit: Andreas Hornoff

September 24, 8:00 p.m.

Centralstation, Im Carree, Darmstadt

2-for-1: 31 € (seated auditorium)

September 24, 7:00–7:30 p.m., box office