Bram Vermeulen was an influential Dutch musician, singer-songwriter, and artist who left a significant mark on the cultural landscape of The Netherlands. Born in The Hague on October 13, 1946, Vermeulen first came to prominence in the late 1960s as a founding member of the progressive rock band CCC Inc. Later, he achieved greater fame in the Dutch music scene as one half of the acclaimed cabaret and music duo Neerlands Hoop in Bange Dagen, alongside Freek de Jonge. Their combination of music and theater pushed the boundaries of entertainment during the 1970s.

Following the disbandment of Neerlands Hoop, Bram Vermeulen pursued a successful solo career that spanned several decades and showcased his deep, thought-provoking lyrics and distinctive voice. His solo repertoire often reflected his personal views on life, death, and everything in between, contributing to his image as a reflective and intellectual troubadour. Among his most memorable works are live performances and recordings such as "De Verzameling (Live)" which highlight his powerful stage presence and connection with the audience. Albums like "Bram Vermeulen" offer a more intimate look at his songwriting abilities while "Een Kannibaal Als Jij En Ik (Original Musical Show Soundtrack / Live)" demonstrates his versatility in blending music with theatrical elements. Bram Vermeulen passed away on September 4, 2004, but his music and legacy continue to resonate with audiences, making him an enduring figure in Dutch music history.

Genres

Belgian Rock

Classic Belgian Pop

Latest Release

De Verzameling (Live)

Bram Vermeulen

Album - 30 Tracks - Released October 1, 2002