Ted Wulfers

Ted Wulfers is an award winning, internationally touring American Entertainer, Singer, Songwriter, Multi-Instrumentalist, Producer and Composer based in Los Angeles. He has released 12 studio albums, a Record Store Day exclusive Vinyl Single and 2 EPs along with composing numerous scores for award winning films, TV shows and video games. A song of his has gone into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and he is currently directing a documentary film on the Gibson J-45 Acoustic Guitar. His music has been heard and featured on radio stations throughout the world as well as television networks such as ABC, CBS, CNN, CNN Europe, ESPN, FOX, The Hallmark Channel, NBC and WGN. In 2022 and 2023, Wulfers has music in or has scored two award winning films currently on the film festival circuit including Arrow and Abby's List (A Dogumentary). Previous award winning films and TV shows Wulfers has composed music for include Vendors, Father of Jayla, the Good Samaritans and others. Wulfers co-wrote "No Bad Days" with Katie Ferrara and Patricia Bahia and produced, mixed and played many of the instruments for the Katie Ferrara recording of the song featured on The Good Which for the Hallmark Channel. There are several films in production that have licensed music from Ted Wulfers or of which Ted is composing the music for. Known for his virtuosic Guitar, Ukulele, Bass, Piano and Pedal Steel playing, Wulfers was classically trained on Piano since the age of 3, before teaching himself Guitar, Bass, Organ, Drums, Ukulele, Lap Steel, Pedal Steel, Dobro, Mandolin, Banjo, Cello, harp and Harmonica. With touching and hilarious stage banter along with heartbreaking, road-worn, tongue-in-cheek and lyrics, Ted employs much of his four and a half octave vocal range throughout his recordings and live shows. Growing up in the Chicago Blues and Midwest Jam Band scenes helped Wulfers evolve into an artist with incredible stage presence and his own eclectic style of Rock 'n Roll/Americana/Ukulele music. Wulfers' enormous catalog of music remains timeless and innovative and there seems to be a song or lyric for every occasion. His full band or solo acoustic live performances showcase Wulfers' wide vocal range and abilities on a myriad of instruments. He owns and manages his own recording studio, 663 Sound, where he produces a plethora of other artists' albums, and he caught a Pacific Blue Marlin sizable enough to be featured in an exhibit in Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History. Ted's Marlin ("663") has been visited and viewed by over 5 million people at the Field Museum in Chicago and at numerous museums all over the globe where it has traveled as the star feature of a Biomechanics Exhibit where it teaches the physics of the ocean to humans of all ages all over the globe. In the exhibit, it is called "The Cheetah of The Sea." 2023 and 2024 look to be very busy for Wulfers with lots of music and film news to be announced soon. Stay tuned.