The autodidact Johannes Huppertz was born on 20th of July 1964, he was  singer/songwriter  and the leader of the band "Comix Strips“ for many years. He has always been open minded about any kind of music and played with the very most different musicians in his hometown  Cologne. So he worked with the today well known minimalist Mike Ink. (Studio 1), Peter Brings (Superjeile Zick), recorded songs at the Dieter Dierks Studios (Scorpions) and supported bands like Jeremy Day, Zeltinger Band and Chroming Rose. He always stood between comercial rock music, pop music and artificial electronic sounds. Johannes Huppertz  is a real fan of  Andy Warhol . Pop Art ist his revelation. In all of his compositions he tries to mix tradition, zeitgeist and personal emotions.

 "My tracks are always a challenge to put these 3 elements into 4 minutes." His headline for his instrumental arrangements: "as much as needed, the least as possible." He already released three albums under pseudonyms like "Area 42" and "Newton 42" and a lot of songs can be find on compilations from over the world. But now he dares the next step in his career: The first album under his real name "Johannes Huppertz". This album "Eternal Change" is a collective of timbres and sound experiences - like a trip into a world with dreams, astonishments and different emotions. Until the last song of the album "Piano Expression" the listener will appear in the real world again.