Candy Dulfer is a renowned Dutch jazz and pop saxophonist whose career has spanned over three decades. She began her musical journey at the tender age of six, quickly establishing herself as a prodigious talent. At fourteen, she founded her own band, Funky Stuff, which showcased her unique blend of jazz and funk. Her debut album, “Saxuality,” released in 1990, garnered critical acclaim and a Grammy nomination, solidifying her status as a leading figure in the music industry.

Throughout her illustrious career, Dulfer has collaborated with a plethora of iconic artists, including Prince, Van Morrison, and Eurythmics’ Dave Stewart. Her collaboration on the hit single “Lily Was Here” not only showcased her exceptional saxophone skills but also contributed to the soundtrack’s success. Dulfer’s ability to seamlessly blend genres has made her a sought-after session musician, and her performances with legendary bands like Pink Floyd have further cemented her reputation as a versatile artist.

In addition to her recording achievements, Dulfer has made significant contributions to live music. She has toured extensively, captivating audiences worldwide with her electrifying performances. Her appearances as a guest musician at major festivals and concerts have left an indelible mark on the music scene, inspiring countless aspiring musicians.

Dulfer’s passion for music extends beyond performance; she has also hosted her own television series, “Candy Meets…,” where she interviewed fellow musicians, sharing insights into their creative processes. As she prepares to return to the stage with new material, Candy Dulfer continues to be a vibrant force in the world of jazz and funk, dedicated to entertaining and inspiring her fans.