German version
BIO
Kai Kreowski was born in 1982 in
Berlin. He got his first guitar when he was 10 years old and started to write
his first own songs. Shortly afterwards, he began with piano lessons. During
his school time, he was a
member of several rock-bands where he functioned as lead-singer and guitarist.
At the age of 15, Kreowski took clarinet lessons for three years.
After
finishing school, he did his social work and began to study Geo Science at the
University of Bremen.
It did not take long until he realized that this was not what he wanted to do
for the rest of his life. After realizing that he really needs music, Kai
Kreowski quit Geo Sciences and started to study music and German literature at
the University of Oldenburg.
At the age of 21 he was the second winner of the band-contest "act 2003"
(region North-Germany) and recorded two songs for the sampler "act 2003".
Afterwards, Kai played several solo-concerts.
In 2004 he recorded his first album "Under
the surface" on which he played all
instruments by himself
(vocals, piano, guitar,
bass, clarinet, percussion). He formed a new band and played several gigs in
Germany. To earn money he started to work as a guitar and clarinet teacher in
school.
In 2006 he recorded a new album "On
the right track" and created a new jazzy
style which reminds of Jamie Cullum. He worked together with several Jazz
musicians who also influenced his new formed style. Additionally, Kai Kreowski
has written and produced the music for
"Sound of Shakespeare",
a literature-performance project of students of the University of Oldenburg.
In addition to that, he played several gigs with his band "Kreowski"
and graduated from university (Master of Education in Music and German). Kai
is currently travelling through New Zealand and Australia: relaxing and making
new experiences to get inspiration for writing songs. Kai is going to come
back to Germany in August with a couple of brand-new songs in his backpack.
listen to music:
www.myspace.com/kaikreowski
free download:
www.mp3.de/kreowski
