Stephan Sulke is a German singer-songwriter and music producer born on December 27, 1943 in Shanghai, China to German parents. His eclectic career in music traces back to the 1970s when he first gained attention in the German-speaking music world. Sulke's style intertwines elements of chanson with pop and folk, and his lyrics often exhibit a keen sense of wordplay and witty storytelling, which has resonated with a diverse audience over the years.

Over the decades, Sulke's influence and presence in the music scene have ebbed and flowed, but he has continued to release new material, showcasing his enduring talent and appeal. His recent works include "Uschi 2020," where he revisits one of his classic hits with a contemporary twist, "Stephan Sulke 90," which represents a reflective introspection of his musical journey, and the album "13," further cementing his prolific legacy. Sulke's music continues to captivate listeners with its blend of thoughtful lyrics, catchy melodies, and an intimate vocal style that feels both familiar and refreshing.