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Claudia Brücken: Night Mirror – Album Review

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Album Review Summary: Claudia Brücken’s Night Mirror

Claudia Brücken’s Night Mirror, released on July 4, 2025, marks her fourth solo venture and showcases a fresh eclectic sound that builds on her storied career as the former lead vocalist of Propaganda. Co-produced with John Williams, the album introduces a rich sonic landscape, blending elements like acoustic guitars and banjo against the backdrop of classic synth motifs. Thematically, Brücken dives deep into resilience and the complexities of love and memory. Standout tracks explore both introspective moments and dancefloor energy, culminating in the poignant “To Be Loved,” where she withdraws vocally for a reflective instrumental finish. Following the success of xPropaganda’s recent release, Night Mirror positions Brücken for a significant solo resurgence.

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