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Malte Ebert
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Vagabond
2026 · Single

Sæt Det Fri
2026 · Single

Dreng
2026 · Single

Dét der er med livet
2026 · Single

Livet føles ikke langt nok
2024 · Single

Fortæl mig hvis du vil noget andet
2024 · Single

Kongen Af Danmark
2024 · Single

Mindst Ondt
2023 · Single

Hader Det
2023 · Single

Måske Til Næste År
2022 · Single

Julehjertets Hemmelighed
2022 · Single

Kalde Dem for Du
2022 · Single

Kun Med Dig
2022 · Single

Hvor Blev Du Af?
2022 · Single

Mine Venner Er Sindssyge
2021 · Single

Malte Ebert Synger Toppen Af Poppen
2021 · EP

Summer Child
2021 · EP

Tired
2020 · Single

Christmas Without You
2019 · Single

Loyal
2019 · Single

All The Time
2018 · Single

Rather Be
2018 · Single
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Malte Fynboe Manniche Ebert (born 26 June 1994), better known by his former nickname Gulddreng, is a Danish musician. His identity was unknown until the father of his host family from an exchange trip announced his name on Facebook. His name translates to "gold boy" or "golden boy" in English. As Gulddreng, Ebert was known for always wearing sunglasses, which helped to obscure his identity. His first seven singles, "Model", "Se mig nu", "Hva' så", "Drikker for lidt", "Nemt", "Guld jul" and "Ked af det", all peaked at number 1 in Denmark, with "Se mig nu", "Drikker for lidt", "Guld jul", and "Ked af det" debuting at the top spot.
On 7 September 2016 Ebert as Gulddreng also released his own official app on the App Store. The app was developed by Thorwest Development.
In September 2017, Ebert stopped using the nickname Gulddreng and began using his real name, Malte Ebert. He said he created the nickname as a "reaction to bad pop music". In June 2018, he released "Rather Be", his first single as Malte Ebert. In May 2019, he played his first concert in Vega. In 2019, he also went to Los Angeles to make songs with more international sound.
In 2026, the musician appeared in the controversial Danish television format "Alle elsker Rasmus" ("Everybody Loves Rasmus") broadcast by TV2. In the show, comedian Rasmus Wallbridge was watched and filmed over a period of months in partly private moments without his knowledge. The broadcast triggered a fierce debate in Denmark about public bullying and the ethical boundaries of media entertainment




















