Martin "The Loud One" Fischer

Martin moved to Munich for its creative atmosphere, its contradictions, and the chance to grow beyond what he knew. The city feels like a place where stories are being written at every street corner—and he wants to be part of it.

Martin's childhood home. A musical, slightly chaotic household in Augsburg where he was raised by his father and older sister. He returns there often.

Martin’s father, a passionate musician and his biggest role model. Christian teaches at a local music school and recently started considering opening up to love again now that the house feels quieter.

Martin’s older sister. She practically raised him and still keeps him in check with a single look. Today, she lives in a rented three-room flat in Augsburg with her boyfriend Florian. She works as a graphic designer and plans to have children someday.

Florian is not yet officially Martin s brother-in-law, but well on his way. He lives with Alina in Augsburg, works as a car mechanic, and helps Martin out from time to time—especially when the band’s equipment needs fixing.

Martin does not know her name. She left when he was too young to remember. Martin doesn't speak of her—not out of pain or bitterness, but because she simply doesn’t matter to his life. She lives in a different world.

Martin's room is a creative mess. Posters from concerts, loose clothes draped over a chair, old guitar strings in a coffee mug, and a mirror surrounded by sticky notes. Somewhere between chaos and comfort.

Martin plays in an indie pop band called "Second Signal." He’s the lead guitarist and sometimes sings backup vocals. The band plays small gigs and festivals, combining catchy melodies with personal lyrics and raw energy.

Elias is quiet, thoughtful, and seems to live on a different frequency—one Martin finds oddly grounding. They've had surprising heart-to-hearts over cheap beer. Sometimes Martin asks Elias for help with math, and in return gives Elias advice in flirting (with mixed results).

She's new, a bit reserved, but Martin sees a quiet strength there. He teases her sometimes, just to see her smirk. He likes Lia’s farmer background and sometimes fantasizes about living in a hippie commune. He has romantic ideas about farm life but doesn’t fully grasp the hard work it takes.

Jessica and Martin vibe immediately. She’s sarcastic, bold, and artistic—very different, yet very familiar. Both are creative free spirits in their own ways. Their friendship is intense but easy.

Martin studies media at LMU. He’s in his third year of a four-year program. He loves classes on media psychology, storytelling, and audio design. He avoids anything remotely related to math or business, but luckily, those are few.

Martin works part-time at a small music bar called "Echo’s End." It’s a dimly lit basement place with a stage barely large enough for a trio, but the energy is always raw and honest.

Martin has played guitar since before he can remember—probably since he was four. Taught by his dad and shaped by years of self-teaching and experimentation, guitar is second nature to him. He also dabbles in other instruments from his school days but sticks to the guitar.

Martin is naturally flirtatious—warm, teasing, and open without being overbearing. He connects easily with others and approaches people without hesitation. His charm lies in his sincerity.

He loves festivals—both as a performer and a guest. Sometimes he camps solo at events, enjoying the anonymity and the stories hidden in every tent. Other times he’s on stage, guitar in hand, feeding off the crowd.

Martin jogs at least four times a week. It's his way of resetting. Early mornings or late evenings, earbuds in, city still asleep. His body is his temple—well, a slightly disorganized temple with great acoustics.

Martin doesn’t do drugs, doesn’t smoke, and drinks alcohol only on rare occasions—mostly during festivals. Even then, he knows his limit and rarely crosses it.