Eddin

In the organizer's words:

Eddin is a Charlottenburger with heart and soul. The streets of West Berlin are part of his DNA, the universe in which his life has taken place for as long as he can remember. Eddin has a talent that not many people have: Time and time again, he manages to perfectly sum up big feelings that we all know in just a few words. With their mixture of lightness and pain, his songs offer a surface for identification and are deep without being difficult to digest. This is probably primarily due to the fact that Eddin is not afraid to cross genre boundaries and play with his voice at a technically high level.

He has mastered the craft of catchy, often pop melodies and complements his beats, which are dominated by driving bass, with ever new catchy hooks. His ambition to outdo himself single by single has earned him over 160,000 subscribers on YouTube and 1,500,000 monthly listeners on Spotify - even though his career has only just begun.

In August 2019, during his shift at the hotel reception, Eddin wrote the song "Da für dich" (There for you), which changed his life forever. "Da für dich" becomes a hit virtually overnight, is clicked millions of times and makes Eddin instantly famous in the scene. "It was like a sign, somehow magical," says Eddin today. He quit his job at the hotel to concentrate on his music, and suddenly major labels were flocking around him. But Eddin has other plans for the time being: he wants to go down the path to professionalism independently and together with his friends, with the people he grew up with and has known since childhood.

And Eddin is working hard and diligently on his career every day: After "Da für dich", nine more singles are released, all of which find their way onto the most relevant playlists on streaming providers. One day, even his father happens to hear him on the radio on his way back from the building site - Eddin has finally made it, a dream come true. Eddin now receives support from Sony Music. He wants to achieve his next big goal and go on his first tour with a gold single in his luggage: "That's the next big dream."