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Moritz Krämer

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Origin
  
Basel, Switzerland

Role
  
Singer-songwriter

Years active
  
2006-Present

Movies
  
Stubborn Boy, Eat

Labels
  
Tapete Records

Name
  
Moritz Kramer


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Education
  
Berlin University of the Arts

Albums
  
Wir konnen nix dafur, Unzufrieden, Ich Kann Nix Dafur

Genres
  
Indie rock, Krautrock, Alternative rock

Music group
  
Die Hochste Eisenbahn

Moritz Krämer - Nichts getan (live bei TV Noir)


Moritz Krämer (born 1980 in Basel) is a Swiss indie singer songwriter from Basel living currently in Berlin.

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History

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Krämer was born in Switzerland and grew up in southern Bavaria. After graduating from high school in Freiburg, he moved to Berlin. He holds a degree in the subjects of video and language at the Berlin University of the Arts. Krämer worked in Berlin as a composer, lyricist and musical director at various theaters, including the popular stage, Hebbel am Ufer, and the Maxim Gorki Theater.

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In 2010, Krämer won the TV Noir rocket. Krämer released his debut EP on August 1, 2011, which contains acoustic songs, from earlier that year. In 2010 he played the opening act on the tour of The Young Gods His first album, "Wir Können Nix Dafur" was produced by Krämer, and released on 4 March 2011 through Tapete Records.

Personal life

Krämer has shot some music videos and short films. His first film was the short film Tsuri Tsumi. In 2009, he was the main actor of the song recital Night of the Nerds at the Central Theater in Leipzig.

Extended Plays

  • Ich Kann Nix Dafur (2010)
  • Studio Albums

  • Wir Können Nix Dafur (2011)

  • Moritz Krämer Into the Mind of A Composer A Talk with Berlin39s Moritz Krmer

    Moritz Krämer Krmer im Merlin

    References

    Moritz Krämer Wikipedia