Some: Hearts Are Diamonds

The record is defined by its collaboration with , the mastermind behind Modern Talking . This partnership creates a "winning combination" of Bohlen’s signature high-energy, synthetic production and Norman’s famously raspy, gravelly vocals.

The album features several European chart-toppers and fan favorites: Some Hearts Are Diamonds

: Listeners who enjoy the sound of hits like "Brother Louie" will find this album highly appealing, as it essentially replaces Thomas Anders' smooth vocals with Norman's more rugged delivery over similar electronic backings. The record is defined by its collaboration with

: The title track is a standout ballad that explores themes of love and resilience, peaking in the top 20 across multiple European countries. synthetic production and Norman’s famously raspy