Album, Promotion, Tour. For nearly twenty years, the music industry has shaped Judith Holofernes' life. During this time, she has become one of the most influential singers of her generation with Wir sind Helden and her solo project. In "Die Träume anderer Leute," she reflects on the time after the band, on crises, dreams, and a pivotal decision. With great clarity and tenderness, along with her unique sense of humor, Holofernes writes about the curse and blessing of the early success of the band; about balancing family life with being a frontwoman; about growing up with her lesbian mother in Freiburg; and about the profound changes in her life. She repeatedly addresses the music industry, her relationship with her fans, as well as the sexism, commercial pressures, and constraints of the business. Judith Holofernes powerfully illustrates how she gradually freed herself from these confines and became the artist she had long wanted to be – thus reclaiming her life.