This is the official video for the song “Sommer im Kiez” [Summer in the Hood] by the Hip Hop and Reggae band Culcha Candela from Berlin.

The song “Lass mich nie mehr los” [Don’t Ever Let Me Go Again] by the German indie rock band Sportfreunde Stiller.

Young singer-songwriter Eva Croissant plays the melancholy song “Schäm dich was” (“Shame on You”).

After Lena Meyer-Landrut’s Grand Prix victory with “Satellite”, Uwu Lena changed this song ever so slightly. The result is the World Cup song ”(Ger)many oh (Ger)many.”

Die Gestiefelten Zwerge [The Booted Dwarves] themselves call their song “Am Kap der Hoffnung steht der Cup” [At the Cape of Good Hope Is the Cup] the song of the Worldcup 2010, in the hopes that it will help the German team score.

The official video for the song “Eiskalt” [Ice Cold] by Culcha Candela. Culcha Candela is nominated for the Comet on May 25th in the category Best Live Act.

The official video for the song “Monsta” by Culcha Candela. “Monsta” is nominated for the Comet on May 25th in the category Best Party Song and Culcha Candela for Best Live Act.

Here is the official video for "Tell It Like It Is" (Sag es, wie es ist) by Luxuslärm.

With “Leb deine Träume" [live your dreams], Luxuslärm present yet another catchy and sentimental song. Here is the official video.

Talented German singer-songwriter Eva Croissant plays guitar and sings her song “Auf der Flucht” [On the Run].

The German band Wir Sind Helden (“We are Heroes”) in a loving tribute to Bob Dylan’s 1965 classic film footage for “Subterranean Homesick Blues” with their 2005 single “Nur ein Wort”.

The original music video of Nena’s "99 Balloons", probably the best-known “German New Wave” song of all time.

Live clips from Undertube TV of the songs “Not Moving” [Nicht bewegen] and “Lifetime” [Leben lang] by the emo-singer from Berlin with the unusual name Sonne, Mond und ich [Sun, Moon and I].

Sometimes you live under the same roof and know each other a lifetime, yet have forgotten to get to know each other anew again. Eva Croissant with her song “Do You Know Me Still?”

Dreamy singer/songwriter Eva Croissant goes her own way. She wants to touch people’s hearts with her emotional songs such as “Ohne Dich” [Without You]. Musician Christoph Fürniß from Karlsruhe accompanies her on the guitar.

Here is the second part of the interview with the musicians of the band Rapsoul who set great value upon their authenticity.

Rheinmain Szene interviews the German band Rapsoul. Their music combines elements of rap and soul and produces what they consider to be genuine music. They’re proud to write all their own lyrics and are happy to be back after a long break with their third album Irgendwann [Some Day].

This song tells the story of a deaf girl who plays music at high volume because she can only enjoy it when she feels it in her stomach and the floor trembles. Her neighbors are less enthusiastic.

Alligatoah—real name Lukas Strobel—makes witty rap songs. In "Du bist schön" ("You are beautiful"), he mocks our superficial obsession with beauty, cleverly incorporating cultural references, quotations, and puns into his lyrics.

Sofia Portanet's voice is incredibly impressive, and her lyrics leave plenty of room for interpretation. Likely to appeal to fans of The Cure or Siouxsie and the Banshees, her musical style could be described as a mixture of New German Wave, Indie, and Art Pop.

Since 1970, the number of wild mammals, birds, and insects has fallen by 68 percent. The World Biodiversity Council warns that around one million animal and plant species could become extinct in just a few decades.

The song "Sie ist weg" by German hip-hop group Die Fantastischen Vier combines their signature machismo with regret about the end of a relationship.

In this classic song from the German group Fantastische Vier, Smudo and Thomas D both rap about a woman they met over the weekend. As they recount their experiences, they reach a startling conclusion...

Eleven-year-old Amy is a big fan of musicals. Here on The Voice Kids, she belts out “Erinnerung,” the German version of “Memory” from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s famous musical Cats.