Lehmanski ain’t messing around.
The Düsseldorf wrecking machine is dropping “Immer wieder immer wieder” on January 22nd, 2026, and holy hell, this thing bites. Right before his third album crashes into our skulls, this madman sneaks out a single he tracked on New Year’s Eve 2025 in Hamburg — because apparently, this dude doesn’t sleep, he just riff.
Look, we’ve all been there. You hit a party with your crew. Something goes down — maybe a fight, maybe someone pukes on the DJ, maybe some weird romantic triangle explodes. Next morning, you’re all talking about it, and nobody saw the same thing. Your buddy swears it went one way. Your girl’s convinced it went another. You’re sitting there like, “Were we even at the same show?“
That’s the guts of “Immer wieder immer wieder.” Lehmanski is digging into how we’re all wired different — how the same moment hits five people five completely different ways. It’s not about who’s right. It’s about the beautiful mess of human perception. And that, my friends, is some heavyweight rock-n-roll philosophy right there.
Here’s the killer part: The song was done. The lyrics were locked. But while Lehmanski and RUEBI were listening back, they realised the message wasn’t landing right. So what’d they do? Lehmanski trashed the whole damn lyric and wrote a new one with a sharper focus. And BOOM — it worked.
That’s not ego. That’s a dude who refuses to serve you half-baked bread.
Lehmanski keeps proving why Düsseldorf’s got a target on its back. “Immer wieder immer wieder” is a dirty, gritty, smart-as-hell rock cut that makes you think while it makes you nod your head. Just a guy who knows exactly what he’s doing.
Third album’s coming. Consider this your warning shot.