"Sing along" is the invitation of the Vienna-based artist Ines Doujak to participate in musical performances at the Viktor-Adler-Markt. In Favoriten she goes on a musical search for clues. One of the musical traditions of the district is the workers' song. This has led her to commission compositions by musicians who bring together the musical present, a variety of ethnic cultures and their different musical styles. Doujak has written song texts in several languages. The songs and the "Sing Along!" lyrics booklets with their multilingual covers distributed in the streets are aimed at the multilingual residents of the district. At the same time they refer to the internationality of the workers' struggles, the current effects of global neoliberal economic policies and their conditions of exploitation.

For her public appearances, Ines Doujak uses the familiar image of the rat as a historically established caricature to defame and dehumanize dissenters in political debates. A 1.7 meter tall rat on wheels with loudspeakers on its back is pulled along Favoritenstraße by a person dressed as a rat catcher.

ISCI (ENKEL DER GASTARBEITER)
Text, Composition, Interpretation: EsRAP
(Esra Özmen, Enes Özmen)

SCHMELZOFEN / FURNACE
Text: Alice Creischer
Composition, Production: Volkmar Klien
Singing: Christine Gnigler

WE / NOSOTROS
Text: Ines Doujak, Matthew Hyland
English – Spanish: Rosa Nogues
English – Arabic: Wasen Majeed
Interpretation: Niño de Elche
Composition: Niño de Elche y Eblis Álvarez
Production: Niño de Elche, Eblis Álvarez, J.A. Beato

ADVANCED HISTORY SONG / ILERI TARIH SARKISI / DIE GESCHICHTE SCHREITET VORAN
Text: Danny Hayward
English – German: Ines Doujak
English – Turkish: Özge Dayan Mair
Composition & Technologie: Michael Jellasitz
Composition, Singing: Lukas Goldmann
Drums: Simon Frühwirth

WOMEN WORKERS
Text: Ines Doujak, John Barker
English - French: Lucille de Witte, Wilfried Luzele
Kikongo/Tshiluba/Lingala - French: Wilfried Luzele
Voice and Composition: Wilfried Luzele (aka Lova Lova)
Guitare: Corneille Mangungu (aka Kabe Solo)
Bass: Jean Panzu (aka John Bass)
Recording and Mastering: Toutou Nbulamoko, Studio Pela
2019, Kinshasa, DRC
Thanks to: Marian Kaiser