GEENA B. & RUFUS are an internationally active songwriter and artist couple from Italy. With their music they have been known far beyond their national borders for years. Their songs are regularly played on radios in Europe, Australia and the USA. Their songs, which they basically write, record, produce and promote themselves, mainly deal with topics about social ills, deceleration, sustainability and non-buyable values.
GEENA B. & RUFUS always combine sweet harmonies with socially critical lyrics and they have the necessary positive vibes. "Be free in your choice of life" is a recurring theme in their songs and a "credo" for which they always advocates.
Their involvement in these areas goes far beyond music. GEENA B. & RUFUS run the fashion label theBadSeedsCompany, which they founded in 2012. This is their answer to the omnipresent fast fashion. In their workshop, streetwear is made from fabrics that come from Europe and about whose origin is carefully respected. Mainly hemp, nettle and linen are used.
The two are active in the field of research. For years they have been looking for ways and means to produce plastics and other materials from hemp and are also active themselves in the cultivation of several acres of hemp. Through this work, they have been able to meet many pioneers in various fields over the past few years.
new single Like Sand In My Hands
Exciting news! Geena B. & Rufus's latest single from the album 'Tea for Two' will be released on december 6th 2024.
" Like Sand In My Hands " tackles the sensitive themes of physical and psychological isolation faced by older adults, exploring the emotional impact of loneliness on their lives. With their signature blend of heartfelt lyrics and captivating melodies, the duo aims to raise awareness and foster understanding about this critical social issue.
“We wanted to create a song that resonates with the experiences of older adults who often feel invisible and alone,” says Geena B. “This single is a call for connection and compassion in a world that can sometimes forget its elders.”