New release - Michelle: Farewell album not a reckoning with show business
Singer Michelle ("Wer Liebe lebt") sees her farewell album "Flutlicht" not as a settlement with the show business. "I wouldn't speak of a settlement", the 52-year-old told the German Press Agency. "Settlement sounds like bitterness, I'm not that." She just looks back on 30 years in the entertainment industry. "And there are very authentic stories among them."
In the title song "Flutlicht", she processes experiences in show business. "I came into this business with great naivety, believing that everyone is my friend", Michelle said. "I had to learn that not everyone has good intentions towards me, that there are people who exploit me. Then you're just a product in the end."
"Flutlicht" is released on Friday (5. July). The artist born in Villingen-Schwenningen had announced that she would give some farewell concerts after that and then retire. "I'm simply at a point where I say: I don't want that anymore."
- The German Press Agency reported Michelle's views on her album "Flutlicht," emphasizing that it's not a settlement with the entertainment industry.
- Michelle, known for her hit "Wer Liebe lebt," will release her farewell album "Flutlicht" this Friday in Berlin.
- In the music industry, Michelle has learned the hard truth that not everyone in show business has good intentions and can exploit others.
- To promote her new release, Michelle has shared her honest experiences in the entertainment industry, including tales of naivety and betrayal, under the bright floodlights.
- Following the release of "Flutlicht," Michelle will give farewell concerts in various cities across Germany, before leaving the bustling entertainment industry behind.
- The upcoming music events and Michelle's heartfelt new release are sparking interest among people in the German entertainment industry and beyond, marking an exciting closing chapter to Michelle's musical journey.
