The band first burst onto the German music scene in 2000 with their hip hop album “Bitte ziehen Sie durch”. |“Noch Fünf Minuten, Mutti” followed in 2002. In 2005, Deichkind represented the German state Mecklenburg-West Pomerania in the Bundesvision Song Contest, a Eurovision Song Contest rip-off for German bands. They finished 14th from 15 entries. MC Malte left the band in the summer of 2005, whereafter the group focused more on a style of music which they describe themselves as techrap (techno/rap). In 2006 the album “aufstand in schlaraffenland” was released and Deichkind made a row of legendary performances at open air festivals in costumes fashioned out of duct tape, foil, flashing lights and inflatable toys. The song “remmidemmi (yippie! yippie! yeah!)” describes a house party that gets out of control and has become an urban hymn among German party-goers. One of their most scandalous performances was at the Melt! festival in 2006 where the band spontaneously invited fans to join them on stage. Over 400 people jumped at the chance to party with the band to the song “Remmidemmi” (->youtube).|After the death of band member and producer Sebastian “Sebi” Hackert on Febuary 21st 2009, Deichkind is not sure if they will be able to continue working together. He died at the young age of 32. |
|
 | ||||||||||||||||
