He is a mystery, Klaus Blatter. Although he has had a significant impact on the evolution of electronic music, the Dortmund native has not earned much praise for his efforts. He was the driving force behind significant occasions that altered the course of music history, but his name is not included in the canon. His ardent followers refer to him as a pioneer. His critics see him as a fraud and a con artist.
Klaus has returned after spending years in the wilderness. He collaborated with Croatian producer Novak Spormento to record an acid house album at the behest of dance music legend and longtime friend Danny Rampling. This album will undoubtedly draw attention to his earlier achievements. His stories of love, grief and hedonism are sure to resonate with anyone who loves acid house culture.
Klaus, who was raised in Dortmund, a German city on the industrial Rhine, started working as an apprentice in a ball bearing plant after graduating from high school.
Some of Klaus' coworkers found the factory's repetitive machine noises to be demoralizing, but Klaus came up with the concept of attempting to synthesize the noises into electronic music.
He produced a number of crude acid house recordings that he had put up onto white labels, then used basic equipment to record them. He met and befriended a young UK DJ named Danny Rampling while dancing under the stars at renowned club Amnesia one night to the music of island icon Alfredo, who was there with friends Paul Oakenfold and Nicky Holloway. The exquisite Balearic fusion of music and euphoria was immensely popular with the British and Klaus advised Danny to launch a similar club night when he got back to London. The fabled Shoom was created..

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