Grzegorz Kloc

Grzegorz Kloc

Genres: poland, polish, worship, christian, polskie

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About Grzegorz Kloc

Grzegorz Kloc is a Polish vocalist, guitarist, composer, arranger and producer from Lublin. In 2008 he sent the song "Don't Let the Fire Die" to the Polish national final of the Eurovision Song Contest but the song didn't make it through the preselection jury. Instead, the song became a reserve song for the final just in case of possible disqualifications. At the turn of the century, when the biggest music companies strived for his songs, he was called ‘charismatic boy with the guitar’. Today, as a stage experienced man with youthful passion, he plays, not trivial, pop-rock compositions. He has gained his broad stage experience while working with rising polish music stars, such as Natalia Kukulska, Anita Lipnicka, and groups: Sixteen, Daab and De Mono. He cooperated as well with Halina Frackowiak and Ryszard Rynkowski. For Maryla Rodowicz he composed the song "Anioly pilnuja nas", which for a long time has been on the top of charts. Grzegorz is most often associated with very popular, at the end of 90s’, group Sixteen. He is known as a composer of the first hit of the band, called Spadajace mysli, and songs like "Niezwyczajna milosc" or "Daj slowo" recorded after the split up of Sixteen, as a group Seventeen (1999-2001). On 21st May 2007 his debut single "Poczuj, ze jest maj" was released. The song was doing well on the summer charts. Shortly after New Year, the next song promoting his whole debut-solo album, will occur at the best radio stations.

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