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Short biography · EN
Jutta van den Berg is a singer-songwriter from Cologne — jazz, soul, pop — with an expressive, multifaceted, and authentic voice. She comes from a musically accomplished family; her father, the singer Werner Engelhardt, collaborated with the composer Karlheinz Stockhausen. After studying in Cologne she gained international popularity with the vocal quartet “Headline”, which she co-founded. TV and live appearances at home and abroad followed, as well as releases with the WDR Big Band, Paul Kuhn, Peter Herbolzheimer and Horst Jankowski; she is a winner of the “Goldene Europa” award. Her current song “Tomorrow” is released in a version with choir and in a version feat. Laurence Hobgood, Grammy Award winner. She describes “Tomorrow” as an anthem in the spirit of “We Are the World”.
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At a glance
Facts
- Artist
- Jutta van den Berg
- Role
- Singer-songwriter — lyrics, music, vocals
- Genre
- Jazz, soul, pop
- Based in
- Cologne, Germany
- Languages
- German, English
- Current song
- “Tomorrow” (with friends / feat. Laurence Hobgood)
- Feature
- Laurence Hobgood — Grammy Award winner, piano
- Distribution
- DistroKid
- Looking for
- Management, label, radio, TV
Releases
Fiverecordings
- 01
Tomorrow
- with friends
- Lyrics and music: Jutta van den Berg
- Vocals: Jutta van den Berg and choir
- 02
Tomorrow
Grammy Award Winner- feat. Laurence Hobgood
- Version with piano accompaniment
- 03
Future Breeze
- Lyrics, music and vocals: Jutta van den Berg
- 04
Frischer Wind
- Lyrics, music and vocals: Jutta van den Berg
- 05
Stop the rain
- Lyrics, music and vocals: Jutta van den Berg
Released via DistroKid. Direct release links are sent on request.
Imagery
Impressions
The portrait shows Jutta van den Berg. The remaining images are mood shots of her working world.
Assets
Contact
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