In this song, the German singer-songwriter Lotte deals with the feeling of being torn between your head and your heart, between reason and emotion: You know that someone is not good for you, but you keep succumbing to their charm.

In this song, Wincent Weiss expresses his nostalgia for the time before he was famous, and life was simpler and more carefree.

This song by PaperClap is about the feeling of freedom and escape that comes with summertime. It also draws inspiration from Mungo Jerry's 1970 hit "In the summertime."

A night-time bike ride ends up being an attempt to make reality fade into the darkness.

This song by Austrian pop group Wanda is about humanity's enduring fear of the apocalypse and the desire to shield one's loved ones from feelings of dread.

This song is about the early stages of a relationship when everything is so wonderful and you hope it will last forever, but there's always this nagging feeling that it won't.

Lea sings about the pain of loving someone whose heart still belongs to their ex. The lyrics oscillate between the raw anger and the crippling fear of losing them, capturing the emotional turmoil of the situation.

Established singer/producer Herbert Grönemeyer and newcomer LEA team up for a soulful ballad. The lyrics to this song are the kind of comforting words we could all do with hearing sometimes.

The band Parallel is a duo consisting of Francescos Carusos and Koray Cinar. This charming song and video are sure to put a smile on your face. Give it a listen and enjoy!

Coming home means realizing how much you've grown. And sometimes it means facing your past and the feelings that still linger.

Elif's tragic song is about loving someone who only cares about money, fame, and drugs.

Elif, a German-Turkish artist residing in Berlin, sees her music as a personal journal. Through her songs, she invites her audience into her world and shares her most intimate thoughts and feelings.

"Alles passiert" is the third single by Die Toten Hosen. The song is about processing heartbreak and the feeling of powerlessness in the face of fate.

Helene Fischer is a cultural icon in Germany. In this video, she sings an inspiring duet with Kerstin Ott, calling for more diversity and inclusivity in the world.