Filmed in Berlin, Vienna and Budapest, it was broadcast to positive reviews and high ratings.
The same year, she appeared in the historical television thriller Isenhart – Die Jagd nach dem Seelenfänger. In 2011, German fashion retailer Jeans Fritz engaged Biedermann as a designer and model for their casual brand. Following her father's remission, Biedermann resigned with Anna und die Liebe for its third and fourth season in fall 2010. However, the tour was eventually cancelled in late-March 2010 due to her father's pancreatic cancer diagnosis. In early 2010, Biedermann announced her departure from Anna und die Liebe in March 2010 since she was preparing for her Solitary Rose Tour, set to start in April 2010. Undress to the Beat spawned two further singles, including "Material Boy (Don't Look Back)" and "Solitary Rose", the latter of which she performed on Anna und die Liebe and was a top twenty hit in Austria and Germany. Its release was preceded by the same-titled lead single, produced by Bobäck, which peaked at number six in Germany, becoming her eleventh top ten single. Upon its release, Undress to the Beat debuted and peaked at number 13 on the German Albums Chart, also reaching the top thirty in Austria, and became her highest-charting album since Break on Through (2003). Trying to reinvent her image once again, she shifted to electronic pop music for the overall sound of the record and consulted a number of new and upcoming collaborators to work with her, including Scandinavian musicians such as Remee, Carl Falk, Thomas Troelsen and Johan Bobäck.
In 2009, Biedermann released her seventh studio album Undress to the Beat.
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