Vitamin Z
Vitamin Z came together in Berlin in the early 1990s, with Sven Regener on vocals and guitar, Sebastian Schilde on drums, Michael Breitkopf on bass, and...
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Vitamin Z came together in Berlin in the early 1990s, with Sven Regener on vocals and guitar, Sebastian Schilde on drums, Michael Breitkopf on bass, and Kristof Hahn on piano and keyboards. Their sound pulled from rock, jazz, and electronic music, giving their work an experimental feel without losing its energy.
In 1995, the single "Angela" became their breakthrough hit in Germany and across Europe. That song, along with others like "Anybody Out There?" and "Burning Flame," helped define their output during that period. They released several albums through the 1990s and into the 2000s, including "Vitamin Z" in 1994, "Colonia" in 1995, and "Radio Lhasa" in 2002.
Their approach sometimes stirred things up, in 1999, they faced plagiarism accusations over the song "Pill & Rose," which led to a temporary step back from music. They returned with later albums like "Schöner Morgen" in 2006, keeping their mix of styles intact.
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