"BeeHappy" is a studio album by legendary German singer and actress Nina Hagen, released in 1996. The album serves as her fifth solo recording and is known for its eclectic blend of musical styles. Throughout "BeeHappy", Nina Hagen mixes rock, punk, pop, and reggae, showcasing her wide range of vocal skills and inherent uniqueness.
The album includes tracks like "Wende dein Gesicht der Sonne zu", "Freiheitslied", and "Elefantengott Jai Ganesh". Its name reflects Nina Hagen's love for nature, especially for bees as key pollinators and a critical part of our ecosystem.
Renowned for her theatrical style and powerful voice, Nina Hagen was already an established artist before this release. She started her career in the mid-1970s and quickly became an influential figure in the punk and new wave movements. With her highly creative and flamboyant performance style, Nina Hagen has fascinated audiences worldwide.
"BeeHappy" contributes to her reputation as an experimentalist, taking listeners on a unique sonic journey. The album reveals her multifaceted musicianship, transforming personal insights and societal commentaries into a variety of musical styles.
