"'Ulises Nadie' is a window to the sensitivity that embraces and inhabits the body of a philosopher and a hopeless romantic."– Carla Morrison
The Venezuelan singer-songwriter Ulises Hadjis releases two songs, with which he opens a new sonic cycle. The songs "Ulises Nadie" and "Corazón en Vano" have been released on all digital stores (out on Cosmica Records). (Listen here https://ffm.to/ulisesnadiecorazonenvano )
Campi Campón (Latin GRAMMY winner and collaborator- Jorge Drexler, Natalia Lafourcade and Vetusta Morla) and mixed by Roy Cañedo.
Hadjis' upcoming album includes 11 songs, with the majority of the compositions written by Hadjis 100%, but also features collaborations with El David Aguilar along with the lyrical participation of Natasha Tiniacos. More details soon.
Ulises Hadjis is based in Mexico. In addition to being a musician, he graduated as a sociologist and is pursuing a postgraduate degree in Communication. His previous album, Pavement (2015), was produced by Grammy winner Andrés Levin, and his most recent release was a collaboration in 2018 with José Luis Pardo (Cheo DJ Afro, former Los Amigos Invisibles) on the album "¿Dónde?", performing guitar and vocals. In 2018 he was nominated twice at the Latin GRAMMYS for his work on the El David Aguilar album.
Photo Credit: Ana Blanco
Hadjis album debut was "Presente" in 2008 and his second album, "Cosas Perdidas" (2012), received three Latin GRAMMY nominations in the Best New Artist, Best Alternative Album and Best Rock Song categories. Both records have been acclaimed by the public and by various critics and media worldwide, including Rolling Stone magazine, which awarded "Presente" 4 stars and CNN En Español called the second "an extraordinary production."
Photo Credit: Ana Blanco
Ulises is at the forefront of the current Latin American alternative pop scene. When not in the studio recording, he plys his trade on the stage performing live wherever audiences demand him- performing shows in New York, Philadelphia and Miami. Internationally he has been presented in numerous stages, including Vive Latino and RMX (Mexico), El Vecinal (Argentina), LAMC and Levitt Pavillion Pasadena (U.S.) festivals, Llegando a Montevideo (Uruguay), Monkey Week, Zaragoza Latina y Lavapiés Diverso (Spain), Festival Centro y Hermoso Ruido (Colombia), Panamá, Perú, Ecuador and of course in his native Venezuela.
As a special guest, he has opened concerts by Jarabe de Palo, Fonseca, Kevin Johansen and Julieta Venegas in Mexico City and Caracas, and Natalia Lafourcade's tour in the United States. In 2014 he gave lectures on composition and production at important institutions such as Berklee College of Music in Boston and at the end of the year he was selected to participate in the SGAE Author Week in Zaragoza, Spain. Watch this space for more news on Ulises and his upcoming singles and album.
