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The Sound Of Water

October 26, 2021

HANSGROHE HAS RELEASED AN EIGHT-SONG ELECTRO-POP ALBUM MADE WITH WATER DISTURBANCE SOUNDS – A REFRESHING NEW WAY TO CELEBRATE 120 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE.

Hansgrohe celebrates their 120th birthday in an innovative way – through music. That’s right Hansgrohe is not just the reputable sanitary fittings brand now, they’re also the brilliant artists behind the music album “WaterTunes.” This unique electro-pop album is aptly created based on original water disturbance sounds. Hansgrohe was inspired by the imperfect noises that disturb the melodious water sound of their showers and faucets, transforming these “flaws” into relaxing beats instead. This idea has led to eight incredible songs that represent Hansgrohe’s relaxing showers.

These songs are modern and artistic, sounding like a cinematic soundtrack to our contemporary lives. The electro-pop sound draws out a compelling vision of Hansgrohe showers and how you may feel using it – textural, sensualand vibrant. Every single song in “WaterTunes” underscores Hansgrohe’s high standards and demand for quality, and the effort that is required to meet that bar. 120 years ago, when Hans Grohe actually founded the company, this kind of music would not have possible. But this exquisitely produced album shares a very similar spirit to Hans Grohe and his aspirations. It’s a reflection of the mission to take something imperfect and make it beautiful.

It’s interesting that this album is creating something magical and beautiful from something that is typically deemed “imperfect.” Hansgrohe, throughout their 120 years of history, has been known to strive to be perfect and create showers that run flawlessly. But Hansgrohe believes that it is precisely these sorts of “disturbance noises” that proves their excellent quality: if the noises that they filter out already sound so good that these producers can create music out of them, how great must the sound of their showers be? It’s amazing that the sound engineers were able to make such unique music through sounds that would usually be called a disruption. It is this kind of mindset and idea from Hansgrohe that shows how seriously they care about the details – it’s not just about the faucet or showerhead itself, but the sound it makes when water is ejected and the experience someone has when they use the products. With 120 years of experience in their toolbox, Hansgrohe really knows how to create a special atmosphere for their customers.

Instead of just singing the age-old “Happy Birthday” tune for this 120-year milestone, Hansgrohe went out of the box to deliver a stimulating and invigorating collection of music, emphasizing Hansgrohe’s own motto: “Setting the Beat of Water.”

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