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Three boys from Dresden have been shaking up the scene for a few years now. Named after the postal code of their Neustadt, they don’t sound like gray concrete, but rather like reflected joy of life. Pop vibes instead of ostentation, French hooks instead of clichés, saxophone instead of standard. The whole thing feels like summer by the Elbe river – and goes down just as smoothly.

Their anthems "Frisch" and "Durstlöscher" brought them breakthrough success in the midst of the pandemic years. Since then, they have become part of the soundtrack for a generation that prefers to wave rainbow flags on festival stages rather than get lost in clichés. The collaboration with RIN for the "1976" remix has made it clear: The Dresden crew belongs right at the forefront.

Now comes "orange" – the new album, packed with tracks that are just as laid-back as they are danceable. On tour, Gustav, Paul, and Zachi mix their new songs with the old hits, and live they crank up the energy even further. This typically ends in sweaty shirts, hoarse voices, and a crowd that just can’t get enough.

In short: Anyone who stands still here is doing something wrong. Having traveled all the way from Dresden, with a suitcase full of beats, bass, and orange in their hearts.

Current album: "orange" (release date: 26.09.25), Sony Music.