REST OF ME
LAST SINGLE | ØUT SEPT . 12
From the new album "REBØRN"
Rest of Me is an energetic alternative pop-rock confession about daring to give what’s left of yourself in the name of love and rebirth. . Haunted by echoes of past wounds, the song dives into the struggle of opening up when the ghosts of pain still linger beneath the surface. Guitars rise and fall like waves of resistance, while ethereal synths mirror the fragile balance between desire and self-protection. Rest of Me captures the moment when love becomes both a promise and a threat — the point where vulnerability feels like surrender, and healing means daring to give what’s left of yourself.
RUN! - Unplugged
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From the new album "REBØRN"
Run! – Unplugged unveils the soul beneath the chaos — a stripped, cinematic confession where silence becomes louder than escape. In this raw acoustic reimagining, the walls collapse, leaving only a voice trembling between fear and freedom. Each chord feels like a heartbeat in slow motion, echoing through the vastness of what’s been lost. Run! (Unplugged) isn’t just a song about fleeing — it’s the sound of surrender, the moment when running becomes a way to return to yourself.

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Richard Wølf, also known as “WØLF”, is a visionary artist who blends music, cinema, and visual arts into a powerful creative, spiritual and rebellious force.
A singer, songwriter, performer, and music videos director, he grew up surrounded by creativity, with a multi-instrumentalist father and a mother gifted in visual arts.
From fronting the band Quarto Verso, whose tracks gained international acclaim, to launching his solo project during lockdown, Richard’s music fuses alternative and industrial futuristic rock, folk, theatrical and cinematic soundscapes. His debut album “HYBRID” and his last single “TAKE ME TO THE FUTURE” showcase his bold and innovative sound.
Also a filmmaker and photographer, Wølf directs and shoots music videos, crafting stunning visuals that match his dynamic style. With passion and versatility, he’s ready to make waves on the global rock scene.

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