Whether in New York, London, Hamburg, or Amsterdam: Jules Atlas needs nothing more than his voice and a guitar to captivate the audience with his touching songs. At the age of 18, the Hamburg native ventured to London, where, over the years, he made a name for himself in the city's bars and clubs with numerous performances. With folk-typical guitar playing, catchy melodies, and narrative lyrics, he evokes a spark of Gaslight-Café nostalgia. Authentic and unfiltered, melancholic and exhilarating: Jules Atlas sings folk songs in a pop guise.

Through European tours with artists like Rhys Lewis and Axel Flovent, as well as numerous headline shows, Jules Atlas gained extensive live experience and built a considerable fanbase. After many years with London as his home base, he now returns to Germany with a matured repertoire and ample stage experience.

On December 1, 2023, the Hamburg singer-songwriter releases his debut album, "Postcards From Sophia." After four successful singles and initial media attention (Bayern 3, NDR, Fest & Flauschig, etc.), Jules Atlas stays true to himself and echoes the years in London and New York. He is characteristically personal in his songs, narrating a long-distance relationship, the search for oneself, and the anticipation of each other. In a total of eleven acoustic ballads and captivating uptempo songs, he paints a multifaceted picture of what it feels like to be in one's mid-twenties, searching for connection and meaning—sometimes happy, sometimes yearning, sometimes aimless.

The album was produced by Swen Meyer (Tim Bendzko, Lena, Jochen Diestelmeyer) and Vincent van der Klugt (Jochen Diestelmeyer).

On December 1, 2023, the Hamburg singer-songwriter releases his debut album, "Postcards From Sophia." After four successful singles and initial media attention (Bayern 3, NDR, Fest & Flauschig, etc.), Jules Atlas stays true to himself and echoes the years in London and New York. He is characteristically personal in his songs, narrating a long-distance relationship, the search for oneself, and the anticipation of each other. In a total of eleven acoustic ballads and captivating uptempo songs, he paints a multifaceted picture of what it feels like to be in one's mid-twenties, searching for connection and meaning—sometimes happy, sometimes yearning, sometimes aimless.

The album was produced by Swen Meyer (Tim Bendzko, Lena, Jochen Diestelmeyer) and Vincent van der Klugt (Jochen Diestelmeyer).

I don't wanna tell them you are stone cold in your heart

But I cannot pretend you know the warmth my flesh demands

Is it my delusion or your narrow winding path to love me

Last saw you in the evening under crimson coloured sky

I suckled on a hope I know you planted on my mind

Put money on the table and a dream into my eyes to love you

So throw me down your river with everyone you had

Break my resolution every time I try

‘There's nothing left to lose’ said the morning to the sun

‘But keep in mind: The night will fear the dawn’

I don't wanna tell them you ain't suffering like me

But I cannot pretend you haven't found somebody new

Now I'm the one who's breaking like the ice beneath my feet to love you

My name will be forgotten when my body is replaced

Came close to giving up as I kept hanging on your grace

You took me by the shoulder and you threw me in your cave to love you

So throw me down your river with everyone you had

Break my resolution every time I try

‘There's nothing left to lose’ said the morning to the sun

‘But keep in mind: The night will fear the dawn’

I don't wanna tell them you are stone cold in your heart

But I cannot pretend you know the warmth my flesh demands

Now I'm the one who's falling like a fool into your arms to love you

So throw me down your river with everyone you had

Break my resolution every time I try

‘There's nothing left to lose’ said the morning to the sun

‘But keep in mind: The night will fear the dawn’

So throw me down your river with everyone you had

Break my resolution every time I try

‘There's nothing left to lose’ said the morning to the sun

‘But keep in mind: The night will fear the dawn’

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