Rosivita's *Nachtblau* arrives as a darkly poetic collection that trades conventional pop sweetness for something more restless and introspective. Released in 2006 on Karlbauer Records, the album moves through shadowed emotional terrain—from the opening provocation of "Nachtblau Ist Die Farbe Meines Zorns" (Night Blue Is The Colour Of My Anger) through a series of haunted, intimate vocal performances. There's an art-song sensibility here, where pop structures become vessels for psychological depth rather than radio comfort. Titles like "Kill Your Family" and "Nightmare With Josef" suggest a willingness to unsettle, yet the record never feels exploitative; instead, it's contemplative, even fragile. Alongside the austere character pieces sit quieter moments—"Sleep," "Einfach So"—where Rosivita's voice becomes almost a whispered confidence. This is pop music for the insomniac, for anyone who's found beauty in the hours when most people dream.