Munich duo Schrotthagen have released the single and music video for “Una Noche” via Universal Music, the final track issued ahead of their third studio album, “Neue Welt,” due November 27. The song pairs analogue techno production with Spanish vocals and 1990s rave influences, continuing the cinematic visual approach the duo has built across their catalog.
Schrotthagen is composed of Giovanni Berg and Dieter Schleip, two film composers whose working relationship began when Schleip mentored Berg and has continued for 34 years. According to the group, “Neue Welt” marks the third installment in a conceptual trilogy that began with 2024’s “Sturm und Drang” and continued with 2025’s “Nostalgie und Traurigkeit.” The new album is themed around artificial intelligence, dreams and social media, centered on a fictional device called the Dream Machine, and combines electronic production with live vocalists and Mellotron. The duo says they are also developing a live production inspired by theater and opera to accompany the record.
Schrotthagen will support the album with European tour dates in November and December, including stops in Berlin, Basel, Hamburg, Karlsruhe and Munich. The act has previously played Ultra Music Festival in Miami and Buenos Aires, and according to the announcement has built a following of more than 924,000 Spotify followers, 527,000 Instagram followers and 197,000 TikTok fans.
Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Aoife Lavery | Neighbourhood PR, neighbourhoodpr.com.