


SINGER | SONGWRITER | ACTOR

Paul Morris (31) is a Venezuelan pop singer based in Amsterdam.
Born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, he moved to the Netherlands thirteen years ago to pursue his dream of becoming a pop artist and studied at the Lucia Marthas Institute for Performing Arts in Amsterdam.
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In 2019, he reached the finals of the SBS6 TV show DanceSing, after which he released Cuánto Más, a Spanish adaptation of Duurt te Lang, and collaborated with Daddy Yankee on Cada Ritmo (Sweet Dreams).
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In 2021, Paul signed on for shows with the Dinnershow Lío in Mykonos, but a serious scooter accident temporarily put his plans on hold. He recovered and came back stronger. In 2022, he became an ambassador for Pride Amsterdam and wrote the official Pride anthem Hide My Love, performing it on many major Pride stages throughout the Netherlands.
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In 2023, Paul reached the finals of the AVROTROS TV show Op Zoek Naar Danny & Sandy, in search of the leads for the musical Grease.
After exploring various languages and styles, he found his sound in English-language pop music and released his debut EP It Gets Better — an honest and hopeful record about finding love as a queer person, not giving up, and continuing to believe in a beautiful future.
One of Paul’s biggest dreams is to represent the Netherlands at the Eurovision Song Contest. This year, he came closer than ever, making it to the final six candidates for the Dutch entry. Although he would have loved to go himself, the experience opened new doors and created opportunities to bring his music to a larger audience this year.
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Fresh off that momentum, Paul released his first single as a signed artist: The Better Paul. A bold, catchy, and empowering track, it marks the beginning of a new chapter in collaboration with Dutch pop label Cloud 9 and Timeless Stars. With this release, Paul is ready to take his sound to an even wider audience — unapologetically himself, and better than ever.
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With his music, Paul aims to make people dance, move them emotionally, and help them feel free.