Justus Hermann Wetzel (born 1997) is a contemporary German composer and musician known for his work in the genres of neoclassical and ambient music. Wetzel gained attention for his ability to blend traditional classical elements with modern electronic sounds, creating atmospheric soundscapes that resonate with a broad audience. Notable works include his albums "Fragments" (2020) and "Elysium" (2021), both of which feature intricate piano melodies paired with lush synthesizer textures. His compositions often evoke a sense of introspection and emotional depth, appealing to listeners seeking a meditative experience. Wetzel's music has been featured in various film and media projects, enhancing visual narratives with his evocative sound. Wetzel's impact on music lies in his contribution to the neoclassical revival, where he helps bridge the gap between classical traditions and contemporary music. He has garnered a growing fan base through digital platforms, showcasing how modern composers can thrive in the digital age. As a part of the evolving landscape of ambient music, Wetzel continues to influence emerging artists and inspire listeners with his innovative approach to sound.