Artist description Musical experiments combining synthesizer programming with folk instruments and vocal styles ranging from rap to close harmonies to opera.

Music Style Electronic pop with ethnic flourishes

Musical Influences Classical, Latin American folk, Techno, Contemporary Christian, Alternative, Celtic, Urban,

Similar Artists Uh-oh! I'm supposed to sound like someone?

Artist History Doc Sanders (aka Daniel Klaue) was born to German parents in Brazil. He moved to Ecuador when he was 5 and to Paraguay when he was 15. During his time in Ecuador, he took piano lessons, learned classical guitar and Charango (a 10-stringed Andean folk instrument, about the size of a Ukulele), and played in a worship team. When he moved to Paraguay, he took up the Paraguayan Harp. At the age of 19, he got a KORG M1 keyboard to sequence and write some of his own tunes. More recently, he invested in a computer-based sequencer/digital recording system which was used for these recordings. Doc Sanders' compositions reflect both his high-tech present and his multi-cultural past.

Group Members Doc Sanders, and occasional sit-in musicians

Instruments Keyboard, Charango, acoustic and electric guitars, voice, bass, shaker, computer

Albums collaborated on Marco Klaue and IF's "ArtIFact", on Mr.E & IF's "Yeah, Okay, Whatever"...

Location Langley, British Columbia - Canada

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