Karl Wolf

Karl Wolf is a Lebanese-Canadian musician who was raised in Dubai and is currently based in Toronto. He began his career as a producer and songwriter, amassing sales of over 1 million albums before launching his solo career. In 2004, he released his single “Butterflies,” which became the first A-pop (Arabic pop) song, earning Karl Wolf the title “Father of A-pop”. The single was featured on his debut album, Face Behind the Face (2006), which earned a JUNO Award (Canadian GRAMMYs) nomination for Best R&B Soul Recording. In 2007, he released his second album, “Bite the Bullet”, which included the international hit single “Africa.” This track sold over 1 million units worldwide and spent eight weeks at #2 on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100. “Africa” achieved quadruple-platinum status in Canada, reaching #1 on iTunes and various radio charts, and earned him a 2008 MTV Europe Music Award. Karl co-wrote OMI's hit “HULA HOOP” which has surpassed 250,000,000 streams on Spotify!