Who is in a bad mood here, asks Max Raabe with his new album and sings of love, of its delicate blossoming and fading, of feelings and their confusion. It is about the interweaving of happiness and doubt, of euphoria and insecurity, of the joy of others and the struggle with oneself.

With ‘Wer hat hier schlechte Laune’ Max Raabe follows up on his last productions and goes one step further. He preserves the cherished aesthetics of the Weimar Republic, but more than ever he translates his artistic imprints into modern musical forms. For the first time, some of the new songs rest on a foundation of electronic rhythms.

All the friendships from the "Raabe-Pop" phase are back: Annette Humpe, Christoph Israel, Peter Plate, Ulf Leo Sommer, Joshua Lange and Achim Hagemann.

In the pop-musical landscape of the present, Max Raabe is quite unique - inspired by the wit of times past, but also by the knowledge of the changing world.

The 14 tracks of ‘Wer hat hier schlechte Laune’, including a purely instrumental version of ‘Es wird wieder gut’, are released as a CD in a digipack. In its design, the 24-page booklet to the album ties in with the last lines from the song ‘Hummel’.

Tracklist:

1. Der Sommer
2. Wer hat hier schlechte Laune
3. Das mit uns könnte was werden
4. Strom
5. Es wird wieder gut
6. Die Liebe Bleibt
7. Heute geht’s los
8. Hummel
9. Irgendwas ist immer
10. Nochmal von vorn
11. Reise in das Glück
12. An’s Herz gehen
13. Ein Tag wie Gold
14. Es wird wieder gut (Instrumental)