Sophie Hunger's latest collaboration with Carey for 'Halluzinationen' saw them move from Speedy Wunderground studios to Abbey Road's Studio 2, where the album was recorded in continuous live takes over two days. The album's Krautrock-influenced sound is highlighted in 'Alpha Venom', a track filled with the tense energy of its creation, featuring electrifying propulsion from Hunger and electronic elements from Carey. Originally inspired by a theme tune for a German TV crime series, 'Alpha Venom' captures Hunger's raw emotion and creativity, showcased in a special trio version performed during lockdown. Hunger's message to fans emphasizes the importance of supporting artists during challenging times.

Sophie Hunger and Carey's dynamic collaboration on 'Halluzinationen' showcases a bold and risk-taking approach to music-making, with live takes recorded at Abbey Road's Studio 2 in just two days. The track 'Alpha Venom' exemplifies the album's tension and energy, blending Hunger's intense vocals with Carey's intricate electronic programming. Originally conceived as a theme tune for a German television series, 'Alpha Venom' captures the essence of Hunger's creative process and emotional depth. During lockdown, Hunger performed a special trio version of the track, demonstrating the resilience and adaptability of artists in connecting with their audience in unconventional ways.