Ulrike Goldmann

Ulrike Goldmann is the singer that replaced Eva Poelzing (2002-2005) in the band Blutengel in October 2005.

Goldmann has a trained voice and has been singing her entire life. Her first band was an electro-pop duo called Say Y whose toured along Blutengel during their 2004 "Demon Kiss Tour". Even though she has high vocal skills, she is still not well accepted by all Blutengel fans. Since she joined the band, the musical style has changed completely and Goldmann appears on the albums and on the stage much more than any other girl that ever was in this band to add unnecessary background vocals while Chris or Constance are singing.
The older fans have taken offence to her reworked and re-recorded version of the band's #1 hit, "Seelenschmerz", originally sung and wrote by Gini Martin back in 2001, as Goldmann also wants to receive credits for a song she don't even wrote the lyrics for.
Furthermore, Goldmann have been accused many times for trying to usurp the former singers and copying Eva. [myspace.com/officialulrikegoldmann]

In an interview, Goldmann said she was invited by a friend to see a Blutengel concert in Potsdam, during their Angel Dust Tour in March 2003. She was amazed with the show and from that day on, she dreamed of becoming a part of the band. [http://www.blutengel.fr/]

Discography

With Blutengel

* 2005: "The Oxidising Angel" – EP
* 2006: "My Saviour" – Single
* 2007: "Lucifer (Purgatory)" – Single
* 2007: "Lucifer (Blaze)" – Single
* 2007: "Labyrinth" – Album

With Say-Y

* 2000: "The Day After Day" – Album
* 2000: "SMS" - Single
* 2000: "Sweet Secret" – Maxi
* 2001: "love.letters.GAME OVER" – Album
* 2002: "Angels" – Single
* 2003: "Refill" – Album
* 2008: "A Collection Of The Years" – Compilation

Guest Appearances

* 2004: Staubkind: "Keine Sonne" – Single→ Vocals in "Endlos (Frei Von Dir) (Piano Version)"

* 2005: Cephalgy: "Finde Deinen Dämon" – Album→ Vocals in "Mein Versprechen"

* 2005: Staubkind: "Träumfänger" – Album→ Vocals in "Schlaflied", "Endlos (Frei Von Dir)", "Schlaflied II", "Schlaflied (Unheilig Remix)"