Polish composer and producer Adam 'Adams' Kloc - releasing under "Adam Adams" name - was born in 1996 and raised on classic rock, metal and jazz. His musical upbringing started as a classical piano student and later expanded into studying music production at BIMM University in Bristol, UK. That is 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. His music blends elements of neoclassical, post-rock, ambient and electronic with his emotional spirit, inspired by the likes of Abel Korzeniowski, Jóhann Jóhannsson and Nils Frahm. Praised for his skill in thematic writing, he uses contemporary creative production techniques for his emotive and exploratory pieces and soundtracks. He works for James Everingham and others Bristol-based composers and producers. In 2021, he 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. Working as a music tech wizard, Kloc was a part of such projects as Apollo: Missions To The Moon (National Geographic Documentary Films Soundtrack), and recording and transferring the Royal Albert Hall Organ to a virtual instrument.