Her texts are smiled at, her skills underestimated. Young rappers from Munich about a scene that is heavily influenced by sexism and misogyny. Why is that?
Gündalein is waiting. For an hour and a half. But she just doesn’t come on stage. It’s Friday evening at 8 p.m. in the Glockenbach workshop. Hip hop is on the program. Actually, Gündalein should have had a sound check a long time ago, but others keep coming forward. male artists. Around the musician are a number of other people, technicians, organizers – all of them men. When Isabel Leila Gütlein, 20, finally gets her turn, her deep, soulful voice fills the whole room. Whether she raps or sings Gündalein hits every note. You could listen to her forever, but it’s already over after half a song, the next one wants to go to the microphone.