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Frank Schindel | |
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| Born | 2 March 1965 Karlsruhe |
| Genres | Pop |
| Labels | Ariola, BMG, Sony |
Frank Schindel (born 2 March 1965) is a German singer.
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Frank Schindel | |
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| Born | 2 March 1965 Karlsruhe |
| Genres | Pop |
| Labels | Ariola, BMG, Sony |
Frank Schindel (born 2 March 1965) is a German singer.
Frank Schindel was born in March 1965 in Karlsruhe. He started playing music and played the guitar at the age of twelve. After reaching the Legal age he moved to Munich and switched to singing in his musical career; amongst other things he started the band Art Pope. He was active as a support for music groups in the field of African American music and jazz music by Johnny Guitar Watson, The Temptations, The Supremes and B.B. King. During this time he built up his own recording studio in Munich.
He often appears as a producer nowadays. [1] In German-speaking countries, he became known in 1999 for his interpretations of the songs by the Japanese artist Kōji Wada in German for the anime of the franchises Digimon, One Piece, Pretty Cure and Yu-Gi-Oh! as well as the series Beyblade V-Force, Detective Conan and Dragonball Z. [2] [3] Frank Schindel also belongs to the so-called "Anime Allstars" of the album series "Anime Hits", which is published by Sony Music Entertainment. [4] [5]
Schindel is married and has two children. In addition to his music, he works as a sound engineer for television productions [6] such as the DSF show Heads up - Das Sport Duell , where Alexander Müller was the director. [7]
| Album name | Song name | Release year |
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| Digimon – Digital Monsters | Leb Deinen Traum, Wir Werden Siegen, Alles Wird Gut, Vertrau Mir | 2000 |
| Digimon – Digital Monsters Vol. 2 | Ich Werde Da Sein, Wir Drehn Auf, Dein Traum Wird Wahr | 2001 |
| Dragonball Z – Der Offizielle Soundtrack Zur TV-Serie | Die Ruhe Vor Dem Sturm | 2001 |
| Dragonball Z Vol. 2 – Der Offizielle Soundtrack Zur TV-Serie | Spiel Mit Deiner Kraft, Engel (Das Japanische TV-Ending) | 2002 |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! – Die Besten Songs Zur TV-Serie | Das Spiel Ist Unsere Welt | 2003 |
| One Piece – Der Offizielle Soundtrack Zur TV-Serie | Ich werde Wie Du | 2003 |
| Beyblade V-Force – Der Offizielle Soundtrack Zur TV-Serie | Niemals Untergehn | 2004 |
| Digimon – Digital Monsters Season Four | Wenn Das Feuer in Dir Brennt, Blader, With Broken Wings, Die Hyper Spirit Digitation | 2004 |
| Pretty Cure – Der Offizielle Soundtrack Zur Serie | Das Licht Des Regenbogens | 2005 |
| Detektiv Conan – Der Offizielle Soundtrack | Niemals Zu Ende Gehen | 2006 |
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