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Gregori Klosman
Gregori Klosman is a singer-songwriter from the Netherlands. He released his debut album 'Silence Is Golden' in 2004, followed by albums like 'Red Lights' in...
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Gregori Klosman is a singer-songwriter from the Netherlands. He released his debut album 'Silence Is Golden' in 2004, followed by albums like 'Red Lights' in 2009 and 'The Clock' in 2014. His song 'Red Lights' became particularly well-known.
He has worked with other artists including Emiliana Torrini. Klosman performs both solo and with a band of supporting musicians.
His music draws from various influences, and he writes about personal experiences and relationships. The existing information about his career is somewhat limited, but these are the basic facts available.
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