Sophie Hunger
Swiss-German musician and singer-songwriter
Born
March 31st, 1983
42 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Switzerland
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Born in Switzerland, a musician and singer-songwriter emerged in the music scene with a blend of folk, pop, and jazz influences. Released several albums, with the notable work 'Monday's Ghost' gaining critical acclaim. Performed at various festivals across Europe, showcasing unique vocals and lyrical prowess. Collaboration with numerous artists contributed to the development of a distinctive sound, fusing different genres. Engaged in both English and German lyrics, expanding appeal in diverse markets. Known for captivating live performances, which further established a dedicated fan base.
Released the album 'Monday's Ghost'
Performed at major European music festivals
Collaborated with various artists across genres
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