About this album
Where they were
By the time Fler released 'Neue Deutsche Welle' in 2005, he had already made a name for himself with his debut album 'Die Ehre der Familie.' This album marked a significant point in his career as it was his first release after parting ways with the group Aggro Berlin, showcasing his transition to a solo artist with a distinct style and voice.
Why it matters
'Neue Deutsche Welle' was pivotal in solidifying Fler's position in the German hip-hop scene, reaching number one on the German album charts. Its provocative themes and bold lyricism sparked discussions around censorship and artistic expression in contemporary rap, influencing a generation of artists within the genre.
Essential tracks
- "A-G-G-R-O" — This track is emblematic of Fler's confrontational style, blending aggressive lyrics with a catchy beat that defines the album's energy.
- "Playboy" — With its slick production and confident delivery, this track showcases Fler's ability to merge bravado with catchy hooks, appealing to a wider audience.
- "Willkommen in Berlin" — This track serves as an anthem for urban life in Berlin, capturing the essence of the city's vibe while reflecting Fler's personal narrative.
- "Alles wird gut" — Contrasting with the album's harsher tracks, this song offers a glimpse into Fler's vulnerability, highlighting his range as an artist.
Release Date
May 2, 2005
Artist Origin
Germany
Tracklist
- 1 Intro (Papa ist da) 3:27
- 2 A-G-G-R-O 3:46
- 3 Jackpot 2:58
- 4 Skit 0:17
- 5 NDW 2005 3:51
- 6 Was?! 4:33
- 7 F.L.E.R 3:52
- 8 20:15 3:05
- 9 Skit 0:08
- 10 Playboy 3:50
- 11 Bitte Bitte 3:36
- 12 Eine Bombe du liegst 3:47
- 13 BÄNG BÄNG 3:48
- 14 Willkommen in Berlin 3:57
- 15 1 Mann 1 Wort 3:55
- 16 Skit 1:20
- 17 Abtörn görl 3:54
- 18 Alles wird gut 4:04
- 19 Neue Deutsche Welle 2004 3:35
- 20 Schwererziehbar 2005 4:00
