Peggy Sugarhill

Peggy Sugarhill is a dynamic singer, songwriter, and performer known for her unique blend of German rockabilly and Kölche Karneval music. Born Ilona Gerulat on September 17, 1971, in Cologne, Germany, she grew up in Frechen, where her love for music was nurtured by a diverse cultural background, including Czech and Lithuanian folk music and German Schlager. Her artistic style is influenced by rockabilly, rock, and soul, drawing inspiration from iconic artists like the Andrews Sisters and Elvis Presley. Peggy's journey into music began with early performances in school bands and later evolved into a professional career, marked by her debut album *Rockabilly Music Is Bad Bad Bad* in 2011. This album, featuring catchy rockabilly tunes, propelled her into the spotlight, earning her recognition and chart positions.

Peggy Sugarhill's recent releases include titles like *180 Grad*, *Darf et jet schärfer sin?*, *Jeckes Ding*, and *Wenn ich danz*, showcasing her continued creativity and connection to her roots. Her music often explores themes of love, nostalgia, and resilience, resonating deeply with her audience. Beyond her music, Peggy is involved in philanthropy and the local Cologne music scene, reflecting her commitment to social issues and community engagement.