Singer/songwriter Joris Buchholz gives a great live performance of his song "Herz über Kopf" ("Heart over head") as a duet for the German radio station ffn.

Namika brings us back to the best of early millennium light (think Norah Jones) and enchants us with her new single "Lieblingsmensch."

Herbert Grönemeyer is a German musician, music producer, singer, and actor. Here is the single "Mensch" from his album of the same name, which remains the best selling album in the history of German pop music.

German rapper Cro sings his hit song "Bye Bye" with an orchestra in front of a live audience.

The band Monsters of Liedermaching perform in Leipzig and tell us what we can expect out of life. What are you waiting for? Watch it for yourself!

The Berlin reggae dancehall band Seeed lays down a great track with their song "Augenbling." Enjoy!

Enjoy this power pop ballad from Luxuslärm, a German band founded in 2006 in North Rhine-Westphalia. Viel Spaß beim Deutschlernen!

This cute animated penguin video with a children's song has been a big hit on YouTube with more than a million views!

In "Ohne dich" ("Without You"), singer/songwriter Eva Croissant sings of love lost.

Christian rock band Koenige & Priester plays their song "Poiema," which means "a work" in Greek, a word that was used by Saint Paul in the Bible in Ephesians 2:10.

Eva Croissant: "I Hold Your Hand" is the last song from my album You're Not Just Anybody. (Published 2/2/2012)

The pop band Frida Gold, originally from Bochum, is probably best known for their lead singer Alina Süggeler, who writes most of the band's songs. Enjoy this classic anthem about the trials and tribulations of love.

Singer/songwriter Eva Croissant gives a touching and powerful performance of her song "Dein Herz trägt Felsen.”

This is the introduction and end titles to the popular 1980 animated TV series "Lucky Luke" with German country songs by Freddy Quinn.

The last minutes of the TV station DFF in East Germany were not, as one might expect, with political speeches of has-been politicians, but a full costume spectacle and Schlager-filled extravaganza worthy of a 1960s Las Vegas TV special. Enjoy!