PAULA PAULA's Heilige Scheiße brings pop, alternative songwriting, chanson, indie folk and indie pop into a ten-track set. The supplied tags point to a song-led release rather than a genre exercise, with singer-songwriter writing at its centre. There isn't enough detail here to claim a particular production style or instrumentation, but the range of labels suggests music that can move between direct pop form and more personal, folk-leaning material.
The Berlin connection gives the album a clear home, while PAULA PAULA's activity since 2018 places it within an established project rather than a first statement. The track titles have a blunt, playful streak, from “4&fck40” and “Kein Arschloch” to “Wolfgang Wunderlich” and “Zwei freie Vögel”. “Verlassen zu werden”, “Entropie” and the title track hint at heavier subjects without telling us more than that. Anyone looking for German-titled alternative pop with a chanson or indie-folk edge should take a closer look. Heilige Scheiße is a paid release, available as FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF or MP3, with vinyl and CD editions for people who still want something physical.
