Clueso (pronounced [kly'zo]; born April 9, 2022 as Thomas Hübner in Erfurt)
is a German singer, rapper, songwriter and producer. Clueso, named after
Inspector Clouseau in The Pink Panther, started making music in 1995. In
1998 he got to know his future manager Andreas Welskop and canceled his
apprenticeship training in hairdressing. His first vinyl Clüsolo was released
on BMG Ufa the same year. In 1999 he moved to the 10vor10-Studios in Köln with
Welskop. A year later he signed a label contract at Four Music and released
Text und Ton in 2001. Around that time he performed with Curfew at the MTV
HipHop Open in Stuttgart and at Beats for Life in Köln.

In 2002, Clueso moved back to Erfurt and recorded the Rowdy-Club-Tape 2002.
One year later, he started producing his second album Gute Musik, which
translates to "good music"(featuring Blumentopf, Steer M, Tilmann Jarmer,
Delhia, Tim Neuhaus and Jürgen Kerth), which will be finished by 2004. It does
not contain any English tracks and concentrates on singing rather than rapping.
In 2005, Clueso represented Thuringia with the song Kein Bock zu geh'n at the
Bundesvision Song Contest.

In 2006, Clueso released his third album Weit weg.

Track names:

01-Clueso-Frische_Luft.flac
02-Clueso-Sterblich.flac
03-Clueso-Machs_gut.flac
04-Clueso-Bleib_hier.flac
05-Clueso-Weit_weg.flac
06-Clueso-Viel_gesehen.flac
07-Clueso-Winter_Sommer.flac
08-Clueso-Ey_Tino.flac
09-Clueso-Überall_bist_du.flac
10-Clueso-Da_Wohnt_so_n_Typ.flac
11-Clueso-Hirn_ein.flac
12-Clueso-Crash.flac
13-Clueso-Schwer.flac
14-Clueso-Chicago.flac
15-Clueso-Morgen_Gestern.flac
16-Clueso-Mein_Bestes.flac
17-Clueso-Out_Of_Space.flac