Hyperpotamus

2009 has been an amazing year for the Spanish one man band a capella wunderkind, Hyperpotamus. After self-releasing his astounding debut album "Largo Bailon", it's been non stop for this quirky human being: he's played on the banks of the Danube River in Bratislava, under a staircase in Amsterdam, at a squathouse in Berlin, a macro-discotheque in Lisbon, a saloon in Texas, a civic centre in Tijuana, under an organ pipe in Belfast, surrounded by skyscrapers in Los Angeles, at a retirement home in Bilbao, on a cruise ship in the middle of the Mediterranean, in a cave in Andalusia and in New York City's oldest bar.

Hyperpotamus makes a'cappella music with four microphones and a loop station pedal.