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In 2022, Betterov released the widely acclaimed top-5 album "Olympia," and the follow-up expansion "Olympia (Ehrenrunde Deluxe)" in October 2023, featuring new tracks and guest contributions from Paula Hartmann, Blumengarten, and Provinz, has made Betterov known beyond the German indie pop scene. In 2022, he won the Pop Culture Award, performed on Late Night Berlin, Inas Nacht, and Studio Schmitt, and capped off a packed festival summer with a sold-out headliner tour. After that, there was a period of silence in the public sphere, while in his room, the decision grew to place his own upbringing more prominently than ever at the center of a new musical major project.

At the end of this journey stands a new, second album, "Große Kunst," which will be released on November 7, 2025, and feels significantly more focused than its predecessor. With "Große Kunst," Betterov has created a masterpiece; a giant leap out of the safe cocoon. Betterov: This is still an unmistakable indie style that, despite its roughness, seems to sparkle festively, juxtaposing cool dark wave elements with grand, ceremonial melodic arcs, all while convincing with beautifully sad dynamics.