René Shuman

**René Shuman** is a Dutch singer, guitarist, composer, and producer, born on December 5, 1967, in Geleen, Netherlands. Known affectionately as "Mr. Rock'n Roll," Shuman gained national recognition after appearing in Henny Huisman's Soundmixshow, where he performed as Elvis Presley, singing "Are you lonesome tonight" and "Don’t be cruel." This exposure led to a record deal with Sony/CBS, and he released his debut album "René Shuman" in 1986. Over the years, Shuman has worked with notable artists such as Milton Nascimento, Guilherme Arantes, Laura Fygi, Nancy Boyd, and Phil Everly. He has also performed with James Last and members of Elvis Presley's original band. Shuman's music style blends rock 'n' roll with country influences.

Shuman's discography includes several albums, such as "The Main Language," "Mission of the Heart," and "Set the Clock on Rock." His collaboration with Angel-Eye, under the international name "The Dream," marked a significant part of his career. Shuman is known for his versatile talent, not only as a singer but also as a guitarist and songwriter, often incorporating his own compositions into his albums. His gitarist style is influenced by Chet Atkins, and he has been recognized for his skills in the Sena Guitar Awards.

Genres

Indorock

Nederpop

Pop

Folk

R&b

Rock

Soul

Jazz

Blues

Country

Gospel

Rockabilly

Related Artists

Elvis Presley

Roy Orbison

Johnny Cash

Chuck Berry

Chris Isaak

Dwight Yoakam

Buddy Holly

The Everly Brothers

Shakin' Stevens

Bing Crosby

Dean Martin

Andy Williams

Latest Release

His Ultimate Collection

René Shuman

Album - 23 Tracks - Released May 19, 2025