Christian Loeffler

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Christian Loeffler

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Born|  (1985-05-04) May 4, 1985 (age 40)
Greifswald, Germany
Genres| Techno, Electronica
Occupation(s)|

* musician
* visual artist

Labels|

* Ki Records

Website| www.christian-loeffler.net

Christian Loeffler

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Nationality| German
Citizenship| Germany

Christian Löffler (born April 5, 1985),[1] is a German electronic music musician, visual artist, and cofounder of the record label Ki Records. [2] [3]

Löffler enrolled in the University of Greifswald in 2006 where he studied visual arts. His studies provided him with the skills needed to develop his own album art and videos. [4] On his debut album "A Forest" he worked with the Danish singer Gry Bagøien, the German singer Mohna of the Hamburg-based band Me Feels, as well as the lyricist and poet Marcus Roloff. [5]

## Discography[edit]

Albums

* 2012: A Forest (Ki Records)
* 2016: Mare (Ki Records)
* 2019: Graal (Prologue) (Ki Records)
* 2020: Lys (Ki Records)

EPs and Singles

* 2008: A Hundred Lights (Orphanear)
* 2009: Heights (Ki Records)
* 2010: Raise (c.sides)
* 2011: Baltic Sea (with Steffen Kirchhoff; Ki Records)
* 2012: Aspen (Ki Records)
* 2014: All Comes (Ki Records)
* 2014: Young Alaska (Ki Records)
* 2015: York (20:20 Vision)
* 2015: Lost (Just This)
* 2016: Wilderness (feat. Mohna; Ki Records)
* 2016: Licht (Ki Records)
* 2016: Reubin (Ki Records)
* 2017: Haul (with Blackout Problems; Ki Records)

## References[edit]

1. ↑ "Christian Löffler".
2. ↑ "So plingt der Sommer". Retrieved 4 January 2021.
3. ↑ "ki-records.com".
4. ↑ "Christian Löffler: Parallels (Beethoven)".
5. ↑ "A Forest".

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