Bavarian sing-songwriter 
Hans Söllner  is notorious for his political  rebelliousness and well-known for his reggae-inflected folk music  style. His popularity is arguably greater in Austria than in his native Germany, where his public  image is tarnished in the eyes of the government. Söllner's  wide-ranging and sometimes heavy-handed political criticism, not to  mention his public embrace of marijuana, made him the subject of  increasingly costly fines, to such a degree that he views himself as the  victim of state-sponsored  repression.
Musically, Söllner is first and foremost a live performer  -- many of his albums are in fact live recordings -- and this is a major  aspect of his appeal, for he prefers to tour and perform live in-person  rather than work with a major label and communicate with his audience  via studio-recorded albums. In later years, he toured frequently with  the Austrian reggae band Bayaman'Sissdem.

He has recently given an interview wich you can read 
here.
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