Jann Klose

German-born singer/songwriter Jann Klose makes melodic, soulful, singer/songwriter pop/rock. Created in Mannheim, Germany, Klose in fact was raised in South Africa. He spent his young years shifting between his house in Hamburg and Cleveland, Ohio where he journeyed as an exchange college student using the American Field Assistance. It was during this time period that he started performing and playing piano and acoustic guitar. After senior high school, Klose researched tone of voice and performed with different choirs in america, even appearing in a number of productions using the Cleveland Opera Chorus. A proceed to NY in 2000 discovered Klose work in a number of musicals including a creation from the Who’s Tommy, a touring Broadway creation of Jekyll & Hyde, along with a Western tour of Jesus Christ Superstar. It had been also after shifting to NY that Klose started recording and liberating his personal albums including Enough Said (1997), The Strangest Thing (1999), The Dark Package EP (2003), Reverie (2007), as well as the Sacrifice EP (2010). In 2012, Klose made an appearance for the soundtrack towards the film Greetings from Tim Buckley performing Buckley’s tracks. In 2013, he released the recording Mosaic, which presented a cover from the Tim Buckley structure “Song towards the Siren.”