Julian Strehle, born on March 15, 1980, was an outstanding member of the German boy group Die 3. Generation. Together with the talented members Tolga Ölmez and Darko Kordic, they captured the hearts of music fans in Germany in 1999 and at the beginning of the 2000s.

In 1999, Die 3. Generation was awarded the coveted Echo Pop as the best newcomer band. This milestone marked the beginning of a successful career for the group. Their hit "Leb!", the theme song for the first season of Big Brother, dominated the German singles charts for several weeks. Another highlight was the song "Glaub an dich," which the group produced for the children's channel KiKA and was featured in the live show Kikania, among other uses. This song inspired young viewers and became an important part of their childhood memories.

In the following years, the band enjoyed great success until it disbanded in 2004. Twenty years after the group's dissolution, Julian is set to launch his solo project in 2024, inviting his loyal fans and anyone yet to discover his music to bring more fun and joy into their lives.