Mundstuhl

German comedy duo Mundstuhl consists of Lars Niedereichholz and Ande Werner. Originally from Frankfurt, the duo formed in 1997 and adopted the characters of Dragan and Alder. From September 1997 to June 1998, Mundstuhl presented a weekly program on Radio X and recorded the album Nur vom Allerfeinsten, a mix of sketches and songs. Others followed with the popular Deluxe (2000) and its #5 Christmas hit "Dragan & Alder Weihnachtsmedley", then Heul doch! (2001), Könige der Nacht (2003) and Alles inklusive (2004), all of which charted in Germany. In 2002, Mundstuhl tried their luck at the Eurovision Song Contest with the track "Fleisch", and in 2006, for the Football World Cup, the duo released the single "Germans", based on the music of Bob Marley's "Jammin'". After film appearances in the comedies Crazy Race and African Race, and several other singles including "Ey Alder " (2009), Dragan and Alder were invited to guest on Knossi's house version of "Fleisch" in 2022.

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