The 2015 release "Familienalbum" saw Die Prinzen return with a collection of new songs, following their previous compilation of re-recorded hits. The album showcases their enduring ability to craft accessible pop-rock anthems with their signature lyrical style.
- "Familienalbum" reached number 12 on the German album charts. The album was produced by Kiko Masbaum, who has also worked with artists like Andreas Bourani and Silbermond. The release marked their first studio album of new material in six years, following "Wallace" in 2009.
- The album was released on May 29, 2015, by RCA Deutschland. It features 14 tracks and was promoted with the single "Gschisti Gschasti". The band stated that the album's title, "Familienalbum," reflected the personal nature of the songs and their long history together as a band.
- The album received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its mature sound and lyrical depth. "Familienalbum" charted for a total of 7 weeks in Germany. The band embarked on a tour to support the album in late 2015 and early 2016.
Die Prinzen are a German pop-rock band formed in 1987 in Berlin. They are known for their catchy songs and witty, often socially critical lyrics.
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