Klara Nazzal (born on April 9th, 1999) is a singer/songwriter who creates and composes music that taps into the darker realms of reality in the world, and in the human mind, and has an alternative sound. She was born in Warsaw, Poland, but is of mixed heritage-- her father is Jordanian/Palestinian and her mother is German/Polish. Klara lived in Amman, Jordan for 18 years, until she moved to California for college. She grew up surrounded by music and musicians, therefore leading to her developing an authentic musical persona, connected to many genres. Klara Nazzal is a self-taught (by ear) guitarist, and plays simple piano as well. She speaks 3 languages: English, Arabic and Polish; she grew up surrounded by different kinds of cultures, and even her family are completely different cultures, making her evolve an open mindset that she places in her music as well. Her most significant statement is: “a million people go through a million things”, and that represents her as an artist. As a young child, she began singing in musical camps, which then, later in her childhood, led her to perform a solo song called “Tell Me Why” by Declan Galbraith, with the National Jordanian Symphony Orchestra in front of hundreds of people, including Queen Noor of Jordan. As a teenager, she attended vocal boot camps in Los Angeles with Nicholas Cooper, and got more exposure to the musical industry.