Will Ferdy, born Werner Ferdinande on March 9, 1927 in Belgium, is a pioneering Belgian singer-songwriter whose career spans over several decades, marking him as a significant figure in the Belgian music scene. Known for his emotionally resonant ballads and distinct, clear voice, Ferdy has been a beloved artist since he burst onto the scene in the 1950s.

Throughout his extensive career, Will Ferdy has shown an impressive ability to connect with his audience through songs that often reflect personal experiences and societal issues. Notably, in his body of work, Ferdy has explored themes such as love, life's trials, and reflections on the passage of time. His recent releases, including "De Stervende," a touching portrayal of the end of life, "Mijn Leven," a reflective piece on his own life's journey, and "Nu En Toen," which juxtaposes the present with the past, have continually showcased his skillful storytelling and vocal depth. "BIS," another addition to his discography, further cements his legacy as a versatile and enduring artist. Despite emerging in an era when the music industry was less accepting of LGBTQ+ individuals, Will Ferdy was also a trailblazer for coming out publicly in 1970, thus becoming one of the first Belgian celebrities to do so, and has since been an icon in the LGBTQ+ community.