Julian Feifel, born on March 16, 1966, in Stuttgart, Germany, is a renowned music producer, composer, guitarist, and singer. Raised in Munich, Feifel discovered his passion for music during his school years. He honed his skills at the Munich Guitar Institute (MGI), where he later became a teacher. His career took a significant turn when he joined Milli Vanilli as a guitarist for a European tour. Subsequently, he released his first album, "The Race," as the frontman of the band Fore under BMG.

Feifel's work as a producer and composer gained prominence with the success of Gil Ofarim's song "Round n’ Round," which charted in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. He also contributed to the No Angels' album "Elle’ments" with the song "Faith Can Move a Mountain," which achieved significant commercial success.

Throughout his career, Feifel has collaborated with a wide array of artists, including Chaka Khan, Bobby Kimball, Ian Anderson, and many others. He has also been involved with the Mandoki Soulmates, contributing as a guitarist and writer, achieving chart success in Hungary.

In addition to his work in Europe, Feifel has been active in the US music scene, joining Toby Gad's production team for The X Factor USA and producing the hit "Une edhe ti" by Alban Skënderaj. He co-wrote and co-produced several tracks for Sofía Reyes' album "Louder!," which achieved notable chart success in the US and Latin markets.

Julian Feifel continues to be a dynamic force in the music industry, known for his versatility and collaborative spirit, working with both emerging and established artists across various genres.