
Released in 2007 as a single from Herbert Grönemeyer's 12th studio album '12' (Grönland/EMI), 'Kopf hoch, tanzen' ('Head up, dance') addresses a characteristically German tendency toward over-analysis and introspection, urging listeners to disengage the intellect and simply live. The song reflects Grönemeyer's status as one of Germany's most commercially successful rock artists — his albums 4630 Bochum (1984) and…
Represents a high-profile example of 2000s German-language rock deploying European CGI animation as primary video language — bridging the mainstream stadium-rock tradition of Grönemeyer with the emerging commercial animation sector typified by studios like Fish Blowing Bubbles. The hybrid 2D/3D…
Fish Blowing Bubbles GmbH is a Munich-based film, animation, and VFX concept-and-production studio founded by Artur Kubiczek, who holds a Dipl.-Ing. from Technische Universität München. The studio has produced over 400 film projects including 120 animation…
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