Live is his thing
Ludwig Wright, a British-German songwriter based in Berlin, describes himself as a craftsman of good humor. He was described in the GöttingerTageblatt as a "born entertainer and storyteller".
He picks up his audience with sing-along melodies and brings rock 'n' roll (having played in a rock band himself) and folk into harmony. "In my opinion, music reaches its peak when it is shared at the same moment it is created. You feel the togetherness when you clap along to the songs and sing along. Musically the energetic sum of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan, he has already played over 300 concerts, released three albums and co-wrote a song for the movie "The Flying Classroom".
He picks up his audience with sing-along melodies and brings rock 'n' roll (having played in a rock band himself) and folk into harmony. "In my opinion, music reaches its peak when it is shared at the same moment it is created. You feel the togetherness when you clap along to the songs and sing along. Musically the energetic sum of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan, he has already played over 300 concerts, released three albums and co-wrote a song for the movie "The Flying Classroom".