Wulf

Release date

01 January 1970

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Wulf is a multi-platinum selling singer/songwriter based in Europe, The Netherlands. You might’ve heard his voice
in ‘Summer On You’ by Sam Feldt and Lucas & Steve, or in one of his own hits: ‘Mind Made Up’, ‘All Things Under The Sun’ or one of his other radio hits on his debut album ‘This is Wulf’.

“While I was in the studio recording the vocals for ‘Summer On You’, the song in collaboration with dj’s Sam Feldt
and Lucas & Steve. I remember thinking to myself while singing: I want as many people as possible to feel like they
recognize a part of themselves in my voice. I believe we are way more connected than we might think. For me,
music turned out to be the best way to reach out and communicate in a very special way.”

“Mind Made Up is my first single. After I decided to listen to my gut feelings and ignore society’s pressuring
expectations, I gave up my job and took a leap of faith. Without a steady income and a clear image of my future,
things got really rough. I needed the ‘Wulf’ in me to take over and to allow that part of me to grow stronger. For me,
Mind made up is about that time in my life. About keeping faith, improving and staying positive, even when the rain
doesn’t seem to stop.”

“My mother asked me if I wanted my parents to call me ‘Wulfie’, after she found me in the kitchen crying over a
movie about Mozart, when I was about 4 years old. There is this scene in the movie ‘Amadeus’, in which the actor –
that plays Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – dies. The music combined with the images made me deeply sad. I think it
was the first time music recklessly took control over my emotions. I didn’t want my parents to see this emotional
confusion and tried to sneak to the kitchen unnoticed. It didn’t took long for my parents to go check on me. After
my Mother comforted me, my father started to call me ‘Wulfie’ / ‘Wulf’ ever since. When I chose to commit my life
to music and singing, this was the only name that felt right for me to embrace in the journey of becoming an artist.”