Robin Schulz

Robin Schulz, born on April 28, 1987, in Osnabrück, Germany, is one of the most influential figures in the modern electronic music scene. Starting his musical journey as a teenager experimenting with DJing and production in local clubs, Schulz spent years honing his craft before making a massive breakthrough in 2014. His remix of Mr. Probz’s “Waves” catapulted him to global fame, reaching number one in multiple countries and earning a Grammy nomination. That same year, he released another viral hit—his rework of “Prayer in C” by Lilly Wood and the Prick—which further solidified his place in mainstream music.

Schulz’s ability to blend emotional melodies with dancefloor-ready beats has become a signature of his sound. His debut album Prayer (2014) laid the foundation for a career defined by both commercial success and critical acclaim. Subsequent albums like Sugar (2015), Uncovered (2017), IIII (2021), and Pink (2023) reflect an artist unafraid to evolve, incorporating elements of tropical house, deep house, and pop to keep his sound fresh while maintaining his distinct identity.

What sets Robin Schulz apart is not just his chart-topping hits, but his collaborative spirit. He has worked with a wide array of international artists, including Jasmine Thompson, Ilsey, Francesco Yates, and David Guetta, bridging the gap between EDM and pop. These collaborations have allowed him to reach new audiences and showcase his versatility as a producer.

Beyond his music, Schulz is also an entrepreneur. He co-founded Lausbuben Records alongside Daniel Bruns and Christopher Noble, offering a platform for emerging electronic talent. Whether performing at major festivals or producing new music in the studio, Robin Schulz continues to shape the global electronic landscape, earning him a loyal following and lasting legacy in the world of dance music.