Barbara Duchow has travelled a lot in her life. As a seeker, lover, fugitive, soulsister, artist, teacher and coach. She has always been confronted with the necessity to acquaint herself with the unspoken. This gave birth to a specific artistic language relating self-story to the foreign story and the distant to the intimate. The intrinsic charm of this special language lies in the distinct, weighted and poetic atmosphere created by Duchows voice. Each listening avoids decisiveness as the listener’s own story finds its place joining the shine of a hiker between worlds. 
(Photo by Hannah Kreuser).

The American Lone Kent, has worked over two years with Barbara Duchow composing the 12 songs of the Lunattack repertoire. Lone Kent, born in Germany, brought up in Vietnam, Thailand, Lebanon, Greece, France and Scotland to name just a few, lived and worked on the East Coast and in San Francisco after his studies at Berkley College of Music in Boston. He has worked with artists throughout Europe including experimental new music composer Hector Zazou. Now based in Toulouse, Kent is the composer and the leader of “GuitarKestra“, a 12 piece guitar band. Since 2014 he had worked with Barbara Duchow sharing development of most of the “Lunattack” repertoire.  

Arnaldo González, born 1986 in Caracas, Venezuela, studied Fine Art in Venezuela and Germany. In his work he deals with his place as an immigrant and experiments with a permanent transformation of self-perception. His videos for “Lunattack“ strongly illustrate the songs and resonate with Duchows issues of an acquirement of the strange and a sustained relocation of oneself.