About the artist
Heinz Rudolf Kunze is a German rock singer, songwriter, and author who has been a fixture of the German-language rock scene since the early 1980s. Known for his literate, densely worded lyrics, he built his reputation as one of Germany's most articulate rock lyricists, blending guitar-driven rock with a strong tradition of German-language songwriting (Liedermacher). His breakthrough single «Dein ist mein ganzes Herz» became his best-known hit and remains closely associated with his name.
Beyond his recording career, Kunze has worked extensively as a writer, translating and adapting musicals for the German stage and publishing books. He has also taught occasionally at universities, reflecting his broader interest in language and literature alongside music. His catalogue includes songs such as «Finden Sie Mabel», «Mit Leib und Seele», «Meine Eigenen Wege», «Lola», «Bestandsaufnahme», «Kinderlied», and «Das All ist Deutsch», spanning rock and pop styles over several decades.
Kunze occupies a distinctive place in German rock as an artist who prized wit and wordplay as much as musical craft, influencing how German-language rock lyrics were perceived as a serious literary form. He remains an active and respected figure in Germany's music and cultural scene.
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Discography
Angebot und Nachfrage
2025
Deutschland
2016
Stein vom Herzen
2013
Ich bin Heinz Rudolf Kunze
2012
Die Gunst der Stunde
2011
Protest
2009
Klare Verhältnisse
2007
Das Original
2005
Rückenwind
2003
Korrekt
1999
Alter Ego
1997
Richter-Skala
1996
Macht Musik
1994
Ich Brauch Dich Jetzt - 13 Balladen
1993
Draufgänger
1992
Brille
1991
Ausnahmezustand
1990
Der schwere Mut
1990
Gute Unterhaltung
1989
Einer für alle
1988
Wunderkinder
1986
Dein ist mein ganzes Herz
1985
Eine Form von Gewalt
1982
Reine Nervensache
1981