Robin Schulz Biography: Albums, Awards, Net Worth, Height, Age, Girlfriend, Instagram

Robin Alexander Schulz, professionally known as Robin Schulz, is a German DJ, musician and record producer who rose to international stardom in 2014 with his tropical-house remix of “Waves” by Mr. Probz and cemented his global status with the multi-platinum smash “Prayer in C” alongside Lilly Wood and the Prick.

Famous for his laid-back deep-house sound, sun-soaked melodies and feel-good vibes, Schulz has become one of the most successful German electronic artists of the streaming era, collecting billions of streams, dozens of gold and platinum awards, and regular top-tier festival bookings worldwide.

Profile

• Full Name: Robin Alexander Schulz
• Stage Name: Robin Schulz
• Born: 28, April 1987
• Age: 38 years old
• Birthplace: Osnabrück, Lower Saxony, Germany
• Nationality: German
• Occupation: DJ, Record Producer, Musician
• Height: 1.80 m
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Unknown
• Children: Unknown
• Relationship: Unknown
• Net Worth: $12 million

Early Life and Education

Robin Alexander Schulz was born on April 28, 1987, in Osnabrück, Lower Saxony, Germany. He has kept his family background, including information about his parents and siblings, private.

Raised in a middle-class household in northern Germany, Schulz cultivated a passion for music early on and taught himself to DJ during his teenage years.

Following the completion of his secondary education in Osnabrück, he pursued training and work as a chef while performing as a DJ in local clubs on weekends.

There is no public record of formal higher education or attendance at a music conservatory. Schulz is of German descent, with his religious affiliation remaining undisclosed.

Career

Robin Schulz started out as a resident DJ in Osnabrück nightclubs while still working full-time in gastronomy.

In 2013–2014 he began uploading deep-house and tropical-house remixes to YouTube and SoundCloud under his own name. His chilled-out remix of Mr. Probz’s “Waves” exploded online in early 2014, rapidly climbing charts across Europe and eventually hitting No. 1 in several countries.

Only months later, his remix of Lilly Wood and the Prick’s “Prayer in C” became the summer anthem of 2014, topping charts in more than 30 nations and earning diamond status in several territories.

That breakout success led to his debut album Prayer (2014), followed by Sugar (2015), which included global hits “Headlights,” “Sun Goes Down,” and the David Guetta-collaboration “Shed a Light.”

He continued releasing studio albums — Uncovered (2017) and IIII (2021) — and high-profile singles such as “OK” with James Blunt, “Speechless” with Erika Sirola, and “In Your Eyes” with Alida.

Schulz founded his own label LaLaLa Records and has collaborated with artists ranging from Hugel and KIDDO to Alle Farben and Topic.

Robin Schulz remains one of the most booked German DJs on the international circuit, regularly headlining festivals such as Tomorrowland, Ultra Music Festival, Parookaville and World Club Dome.

His tracks consistently rack up hundreds of millions of streams, and he has collected over 80 gold and platinum certifications worldwide. With a signature relaxed deep-house style that defined an era of electronic music, he continues to release new music and tour extensively.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @robin__schulz
• Facebook Handle: robin.schulz.official
• Twitter Handle: @robin_schulz

Personal Life

Robin Schulz has always kept his private life far from the public eye. He has never confirmed being married, and no long-term partner or children have ever been officially mentioned or photographed in public.

He currently divides his time between Germany and Ibiza, enjoys surfing and fitness, and is known among colleagues for being unusually reserved and professional despite his superstar status.

Discography

• Prayer (2014)
•   Sugar (2015)
•   Uncovered (2017)
•   IIII (2021)
•   Pink (2023)

Net Worth

Robin Schulz has an estimated net worth of $12 million as of 2025. His fortune comes primarily from worldwide touring and festival fees, streaming and royalty income from billions of plays, record sales, merchandising, brand partnerships, and earnings from his own LaLaLa Records imprint.