Inga Rumpf

Inga Rumpf, born in Hamburg, is a renowned German R&B singer known for her powerful voice likened to Janis Joplin. She gained fame with Frumpy in the '70s, known for hits like "How the Gipsy Was Born." Rumpf founded Atlantis in 1972 and later embarked on a successful solo career, earning acclaim for works in R&B and gospel, as well as her collaborations, including with pianist Joja Wendt. Noteworthy for singing in both German and English, Rumpf remains an iconic figure in German rock, continuing her artistic journey with her label, 25th Hour Music.