Andreas Kümmert is a German singer and songwriter known for his soulful voice and poignant lyrics. Born on July 20, 1986, in the small town of Gemünden am Main, he first came into the public eye when he won the third season of "The Voice of Germany" in 2013. His unique vocal style, which blends elements of blues, rock, and soul, struck a chord with audiences and helped to establish a devoted fan base.

Following his success on television, Kümmert released a series of albums and singles that showcased his talent as a musician who can convey emotional depth and storytelling in his compositions. Some of his most notable works include "Heartbreak Hotel," which hit the top spot on the German iTunes chart immediately after his victory on "The Voice," and his album "Here I Am," which reached number three on the German album chart in 2014. Kümmert made headlines again in 2015, when he won the national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest with his song "Heart of Stone" but then declined to represent Germany, citing personal reasons. Despite the controversy, his dedication to his music remained unwavering, and he continued to release works like "Recovery Case" in 2016, further cementing his reputation as a passionate and introspective artist. His more recent releases, including "Twist My Soul - Demos," "CREEP (Radio Edit)," and "Harlekin Dreams," maintain the raw and authentic quality that his fans have come to expect and love.