“Alles Neu” – which means “Everything New” – is Peter Fox’s explosive pep-talk for anyone who’s ever felt stuck in yesterday’s skin. Right from the opening lines he torches his studio, buries the goldfish, and blows up his own apartment. These wild images aren’t literal crimes; they’re a cinematic way of saying goodbye to stale routines and hello to total reinvention. Fox celebrates throwing out the soggy toast of his past and upgrading himself into Version 1.1: fitter, sharper, louder, and ready to bulldoze a dusty world with booming speakers and fresh ideas.
Behind the fiery humor sits a bigger message: if the landscape around you feels cramped or toxic, tear it down and rebuild. Whether he’s buying cranes to reshape Berlin or vowing never to lie again, Fox insists that renewal can start with one person’s decision to change. The chorus nails it: “Hey, alles glänzt, so schön neu – wenn’s dir nicht gefällt, mach neu.” In other words, everything can shine brand-new; if you don’t like what you see, remake it. The song fuses rebellious energy with optimism, turning self-destruction into self-construction and inviting listeners to climb out of the dirt where the wind blows clean and free.