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thumb|Bauchklang, concert at Karlsplatz during Popfest 2013 in [[Vienna, Austria.]] Bauchklang is an Austrian beatboxing group. Bauchklang (literally "belly sound") is a five-piece "vocal groove collective" from Austria. With a unique mixture of human beatboxing, mouth percussion and vocal sounds, they are covering a musical landscape stretching from Electro over Minimal, to Dub and Hip Hop, using only their voices on the way.

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It is catalogued under topics including Austrian musical groups, Beatboxers and Music articles with topics of unclear notability.

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Instance of
musical group
Country of origin
Austria
Official website
www.bauchklang.com
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Bauchklang - popfest 2013 10.jpg
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Commons category
Bauchklang
inception
1996-00-00
number of viewers/listeners
991725
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  • History
  • Awards and recognitions
  • Band members
  • Past members
  • Awards
  • Discography
  • References
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thumb|Bauchklang, concert at Karlsplatz during Popfest 2013 in [[Vienna, Austria.]] Bauchklang is an Austrian beatboxing group. Bauchklang (literally "belly sound") is a five-piece "vocal groove collective" from Austria. With a unique mixture of human beatboxing, mouth percussion and vocal sounds, they are covering a musical landscape stretching from Electro over Minimal, to Dub and Hip Hop, using only their voices on the way.

== History == Formed in 1995, Bauchklang released their debut album "Jamzero" in 2001. Not only the support from the Austrians (Bauchklang won two Amadeus Austrian Music Awards for "Best Album" and the "FM4 Award" in 2002) this album also brought them to the renowned international Festival "Transmusicales de Rennes" in France. Based on this success, the Vocal Groove Project started touring through Europe and Canada.

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