Florian-Samuel Spaeth – Mortgage On My Soul
German guitarist and singer Florian-Samuel Spaeth will release his new album ‘Mortgage On My Soul’ on March 5, 2027, preceded by two singles on November 13, 2026 and January 15, 2027
Florian-Samuel Spaeth – Mortgage On My Soul
Format: Digital / CD / Vinyl
Label: Independent / Self-released
Release date: March 5, 2027
At 24, Florian-Samuel Spaeth is developing a blues-based rock sound that extends beyond traditional genre boundaries. Following his debut album Wild Ride, he combines blues with classic rock, hard rock and soul, keeping the guitar at the centre of his songwriting. He has previously appeared at the 45th Lahnstein Blues Festival and opened for Andreas Kümmert.
The eight-track album runs for 39 minutes and 50 seconds. Its material ranges from blues-rock and heavier guitar-driven passages to more soulful songs. The title track reflects Spaeth’s decision to pursue a life in music rather than follow a more conventional career path. His version of Breaking Up Somebody’s Home connects the album to the blues tradition, while Joshua Kadison’s Jessie is reworked from a piano ballad into a rock ballad.
Spaeth recorded and produced ‘Mortgage On My Soul’ largely on his own in his home studio. He played the guitars, bass and keyboards, performed the lead vocals, and arranged and programmed the drums. Only a handful of backing-vocal parts involved other contributors.
The production approach emphasises tube amplifiers, room sound and dynamic performances rather than removing every imperfection. The album will be released independently on CD, vinyl and digital platforms.
The first single, ‘Mortgage On My Soul’, is scheduled for November 13, 2026. The second single, Jessie, follows on January 15, 2027.
Website: floriansamuelspaeth.com
Tracks:
01. Intro II
02. How The World Decides
03. Mortgage On My Soul
04. Tired Of Fighting Over Nothing
05. Half Of You
06. Jessie
07. Breaking Up Somebody’s Home
08. The Chair
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