Bram Vermeulen is tagged as: nederlandstalig, dutch, singer-songwriter, kleinkunst, bram vermeulen Bram Vermeulen (13 October 1946 – 4 September 2004) was a Dutch artist active in both theatre and music. In fact these were his second and third careers respectively - as at the age of 16 he shot to fame for being the youngest international volleybal player in Dutch history. He played all kinds of instruments, but mostly piano. He had a raw voice. The themes of his songs vary from philosophical (“De Steen” for example) to simple (like “Een Doodgewone Jongen”). His lyrics have the eerie feel of 1960s suburbs with misted windows, potatoes on the dinner table and hard-working parents who lost all joy in life. He also tackled serious themes like domestic abuse (“Bont & Blauw”), divorce (“Rode Wijn”), modern parenting (“Pauline”) and teenage anxiety (“De wedstrijd”), while songs like “Klein Liedje” and “1+1 = 1” contrastingly deal with the sheer joy of life and love. He started his career in music with “Neerlands Hoop in Bange Dagen”, a cabaret group consisting of Bram Vermeulen and Freek de Jonge. But when Freek went solo, Bram decided to do the same. In an interview Bram said: “Neerlands Hoop was Freek’s development, after the split my development start... Read More About Bram Vermeulen Biography...  Send Bram Vermeulen ringtones to your cell
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