Waaktaar & Zoe interview

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  • čas přidán 19. 01. 2017
  • Audun Vinger interviews Waaktaar & Zoe in September 2016 about the World of Trouble album, A-ha and Savoy.
    Pål Waaktaar-Savoy (A-ha/Savoy) and singer Zoë Aphrodite Gnecco.
    Facebook: / waaktaarpal
    Website: www.waaktaar.com
    Spotify: smarturl.it/WaaktaarZoe_Spotify
    Vinyl/CD: smarturl.it/WaaktaarZoe_Vinyl_CD
    iTunes: smarturl.it/WaaktaarZoe_iTunes
    TIDAL: smarturl.it/WaaktaarZoe_TIDAL
    All platforms: smarturl.it/WaaktaarZoe_album
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Komentáře • 8

  • @sashasiregar1238
    @sashasiregar1238 Před 6 lety +6

    Really love seeing Pal getting on to what he does best, write and create music. What he said about A-ha is agreeable, and still waiting if they're ever coming to Jakarta :)

  • @mariadelapazaltamira2489
    @mariadelapazaltamira2489 Před 7 lety +4

    Amazing Pål!!! Incredible music Waaktaar&Zoe!!! Thanks for sharing. kisses from Argentina 😉

  • @Jieun3733
    @Jieun3733 Před 7 lety +8

    It's always feeling good to hear what Pål's up to but it shakes all my nerves every time he says the band 'broke'...I know he meant they are not doing regular projects like the old days but a-ha should never ever break up I wish. BTW I feel relieved as a fan that he thinks it's not they feel obligated to keep the band going on.

  • @Jieun3733
    @Jieun3733 Před 7 lety +2

    Looking forward to hear more interviews especially about the meaning of the song, Tearful girl!

  • @thenightporter
    @thenightporter Před rokem +3

    I can barely detect an accent. He sounds like he grew up in the Twin Cities.

    • @hello-vs4dc
      @hello-vs4dc Před rokem

      Well, he *has* lived in the US (as his wife is American) for many years at this point … 😉😉😉

    • @thenightporter
      @thenightporter Před rokem +2

      @@hello-vs4dc my mother (🇦🇹) has lived here (🇺🇸)58 years and she has the strongest accent. My dad (also 🇦🇹) has lived here 68 does not. 😁

    • @jmcc2275
      @jmcc2275 Před 7 měsíci

      Yes his Norwegian accent has slowly melted away….almost. You can still hear it near the end of that interview.