And then that enormous machinery began to move.
For three young musicians from Hanover, it was a completely surreal feeling. Only yesterday, it seemed, we had still been basement kids; now we were standing in front of cameras for official press photographs, while an international record company planned our release behind the scenes.
It was exciting, but there was something intimidating about it, too. Suddenly, the music no longer belonged just to the three of us; it had become part of a worldwide operation.
What had begun in rehearsal rooms and private musical visions was now entering a world of contracts, schedules, photo sessions and expectations. Looking back, that moment still feels like a threshold: the point where a young band from Hanover stepped into a larger orbit.
The signing itself was part of that transition — not only a formal agreement, but a visible sign that something had changed. The music was about to travel further than we could yet imagine.
