And the name is definitely program here, as "Silverettes Go International" delights not only with a high density of vintage covers, but also with a large diversity of languages: fourteen songs, fourteen languages. And these include Spanish, Czech, Mandarin, Finnish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Portuguese, and Russian. Thus, the new album celebrates cultural diversity and simultaneously offers a musical contribution to international understanding. This can certainly not hurt at the moment.

The very first single "Ça Plane Pour Moi" evokes joyful memories and takes us on a journey into the past, as the original by the Belgian musician Plastic Bertrand dates back to 1977. As the second pre-release of the new album, Ira, Jane, and Honey present a mysteriously wicked interpretation of the Vietnamese classic "Loan Mắt Nhung" - of course in the native language. In German, there is the Peter Kraus hit "Doll Doll Dolly" from 1960, for which the Austrian singer has recorded a reinterpretation along with the Silverettes.

The upbeat version of the Russian song "Ах мамочка / Ah Mamutschka" invites you to dance wildly, while "Ranchinho Desfeito" from Portugal sounds comfortably melancholic. In collaboration with the Japanese singer Misaki Aono of the group Biscats, the rock song "恋 和 焦らず Koi Wa Asera" was created, and for the Czech song "Dej Mi Vic Své Lásky," composer, singer, and guitarist Petr Janda contributed a virtuosic solo.

The multilingual album can be heard live on the current tour - so quickly get out the PONS dictionaries.