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About

Malik Justin Harris, the first ever German-American artist to spend a week on a Times Square billboard in New York City, is a singer-songwriter who combines organic pop, electronic influences and a mixture of rap and singing with deep lyrics and unconventional songwriting in his music. The self-taught multi-instrumentalist grew up being inspired by traditional songwriters like Tyler Joseph from twenty one pilots, the electronic sounds of Jack Garratt or the modern hip-hop styles of rappers like Macklemore or NF. Teaching himself how to play guitar, piano, drums and bass and combining that with his unique voice he has developed his very own modern pop style over the years.
Malik Harris was already able to demonstrate his extraordinary live qualities supporting artists such as James Blunt, Calum Scott, Alex Clare, Jeremy Loops, Tom Odell, Walk Off the Earth or LP and stunned both press and audience with his likeable nature, his catchy songs and his unique way of performing completely alone on stage playing multiple instruments using his loop station and delivering an unforgettable experience.
Amassing more than 1,000,000 Shazams, 220,000,000 streams worldwide, several international music video awards and countless sold-out headliner shows Malik Harris was officially nominated for Germany's biggest music award as 'Best Newcomer Act 2022'.

In 2023 his Eurovision Song Contest entry ‘Rockstars’ which turned out to be his biggest hit single yet, hitting Top10 in the German Single Charts, peaking at #4 on German Radio AirPlay, charting in several European countries and hitting #64 in the worldwide Shazam charts has officially been certified GOLD in Germany, followed by his next hit singles ‘Dreamer’ and 'Sticks & Stones' which became his second German AirPlay Top10 smash in 2024. Starting off the 2025 season with the release of another timeless pop anthem titled 'Better Man' Malik once again showcases his amazing versatility as a modern singer.
“There is certainly a lot coming our way.” (SCHUMYSWELT)