
A massive 31-track double album of covers where Nena reimagines her musical idols through a polished 2000s lens of pop-rock and electronic textures.
September 28, 2007 · Warner Strategic Marketing
Cover Me feels like a personal tour through Nena's record collection, delivered with the confidence of an artist who no longer has anything to prove. The first disc, sung entirely in German, is a love letter to her roots, featuring glossy, modern updates of tracks by Udo Lindenberg and Peter Heppner. The production is unmistakably 2007: clean, digital, and occasionally lush with orchestral flourishes, yet Nena's signature raspy delivery keeps the proceedings grounded and intimate.
How does Cover Me sound next to the rest of Nena's catalogue?
The vocals lean far further into raspy than the rest of the catalogue.
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