Known for his fortitude and commitment, Polish composer and producer Adam 'Adams' Kloc is keen on moving hearts and minds of his audience. Praised for his skill in thematic writing, he uses contemporary creative production techniques for his emotive and exploratory pieces and soundtracks. The granular, organic productions subtly blending elements of neoclassical, post-rock, ambient and electronic get elevated with his emotional, romantic spirit. Taking inspiration from Abel Korzeniowski, Johann Johannsson, Ólafur Arnalds and Nils Frahm, he continues to explore the world of film and TV scores, releasing under "Adam Adams" name.
Born in 1996 and raised on classic rock, metal and jazz, Kloc studied classical piano with Ewa Stępka in Lublin. During his rebellious teenage years, he decided not to continue the classical path and pivoted to electric guitar instead, which resulted in founding a local rock band, playing covers and originals. As a singer and lead guitarist, he led the band to moderate success in his hometown. He wrote and produced a couple of songs, helped by Kamil Rak, a music instructor in a local community center. After the group split, he pursued new musical ventures in a form of joining - and, with time, helping to run - a high school choir and accompanying his singing friends on piano and guitar. Not seeing any enticing prospects for the future in his home country, young Kloc decided to move to Bristol, UK to study music production at BIMM University, where he explored contemporary techniques and discovered his drive to help tell a story of another medium through music. During that time, he created art installations, like his immersive choir piece, and wrote his first scores to short films.
After graduating in 2018, he began working for James Everingham and others Bristol-based composers and producers. In 2019, he released his score to Zapoznałem się z Regulaminem, a short feature produced by K.O.media, which led to collaboration with Dmango and Psychasthenia - a remix of one of the tracks. 2020 saw the release of RES - another short feature score, which was described as "distinctly unique but so directly intertwined with the characters and the story". In 2021, he was a founding member of Lublin Film Society and started ART-IFICIAL CONVERSING - a collaborative digital art cycle created with Natalia Salwa, which focuses on communicating through their respective media and having "a conversation without words", which was displayed as a VR art installation in October 2021 in Lublin, Poland.
His work as a music tech wizard has made him a part of such projects as Apollo - Missions to the Moon, Planet Earth - The Celebration, and lately - recording and transferring the Royal Albert Hall Organ to a virtual instrument.
