Freddy Gigele was born January 6, 1961, in Zams, Austria. He is an Austrian musician, composer, and songwriter who first gained prominence as vocalist and composer of the Tyrolean hard rock band No Bros, achieving a breakthrough with their 1981 album Heavy Metal Party. After moving to Vienna, he increasingly focused on film, television and commercial music, contributing scores to films including Café Malaria and Müller’s Office. Gigele became a prolific composer for Austrian broadcaster ORF, creating music for newsreels and children’s shows including Confetti TiVi. He also collaborated extensively with Thomas Brezina on Tom Turbo, Knickerbocker-Bande and Forscherexpress. His television work includes Police Call 110 and SOKO Kitzbühel. In 2019, he returned to performing with No Bros, releasing the Wonderland EP.
