Daniël Sahuleka

(Born in Semarang, 6 december 1950) The Ambonesian singer Daniel Sahuleka from Winterswijk (the Netherlands) was discovered by Rudy Bennett. Live and on his records, he was accompanied by studio-musicians and members of Udell's People. 1978: Ed Simpson Baikie (v,b, ex-Udell's People), Tom Bachman (dr, ex-Udell's People, from Robinson Cruiser), Martin van Wijk (g, ex-Lemming and Udell's People, from Kelly White), Hans Jansen (p, ex-Ekseption), Lindsay Scott (vi, perc, ex-Udell's People), Jan Vennik (s), Bart van Lier (trb), Martha Hollestelle (v) a.o. 1981: Ed Baikie (v,b), Ed Conard (perc, member of Max'n Specs), Hessel de Vries (o,p), Arno van Nieuwenhuizen (dr, member of Diesel and Bruno Basta), Patricia Ruddock (v) and Mildred Douglas (v, ex-Fruitcake). Daniel Sahuleka, an Indonesian-born Dutch singer, recorded his first album back in 1977 with his debut song, 'You Make My World So Colourful' which became a hit in Europe and Asia. Famous with his long curly hair and black top whenever he performs, he is known by his deep and soulful voice, sensitive and meaningful lyrics, and also impressive and touching performance that can make the audience cry and smile at the same time. He composed most of his songs and has produced successful hits such as "Don't Sleep Away This Night", "Must You Go Away", and "If I Didn't". The latter was produced in 2006 in an album titled "If I Didn't" which reached top 3 of Indonesian International Album. In this album, he included 2 songs which are written in Indonesian language. He also produced a live DVD from his acoustic performance in The Hague, in 2007. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.