Confessing your feelings has never been easy, and ViennaCC turns that struggle into a warm, playful pop-rock gem with “The Bottom Line“. Carried by a soft guitar groove, colored by a nostalgic-toned electric piano, and warmed by a saxophone solo during the instrumental bridge, the track follows a narrator torn between chocolates, roses, jokes, and compliments in his attempt to win over the person on his mind, before realizing that sincerity beats every artifice: “Not roses, not laughter, not grand acts of love / Just the truth in my voice when I whisper my love”. The video extends that confession into a suburban house turned inner sanctuary, complete with a Chesterfield sofa, mysterious backing singers, and a saxophonist who seems possessed, never quite resolving whether the singer’s fantasy finds an answer. A track worth discovering without delay, courtesy of Slash Music.
“Not roses, not laughter, not grand acts of love / Just the truth in my voice when I whisper my love” ViennaCC
A One-Man Studio Behind the Sound
A personal studio in Vienna, guitar, piano, tambourine, and voice: these are the tools ViennaCC uses to shape every one of his creations, from songwriting to production. Self-taught on guitar but classically trained on piano, he has also built a name for himself as a video director, photographer, and illustrator, embodying a modern Renaissance spirit. His work has landed him spots on the World Indie Music Charts and European Indie Music Charts, along with awards and nominations at film festivals and music events. For him, everything starts with melody: “A good song, stripped down to voice and chords, must work by the fireside with an acoustic guitar just as well as with a full orchestra. And I like it rocky, because I need hard drums to turn me on.” Balancing classic influences with unapologetic rock energy, ViennaCC keeps carving his own path off the beaten track, one worth keeping an eye on.
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