A. HerrMann’s latest release, “Only Good News,” opens with a familiar frustration that shows it can be a very dark place when you open a newspaper, turn on the television, or surf the news online. The German pop song responds to that feeling, asking why good stories get lost in all the things that go wrong.
“Only Good News“ nods to the good that still exists, even if it isn’t in the spotlight. The song envisions a newspaper dedicated to love, kindness, unity, and hope, and describes a world where those values are allowed to be seen. And that idea gives the song a warm, hopeful emotional arc. It acknowledges that we can get stuck in the bad and forget that good things happen every day.
It also connects to the theme of human connection. The song’s viewpoint is compassionate, and it’s a prayer for a world without divisions, persecution, or endless scorekeeping. “Only Good News“ reminds us to see past the loudest headlines, and A. HerrMann reminds us that optimism isn’t ignoring reality, but choosing to see the good that remains when we choose to see it.
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