Tomáš Klus
Tomáš is someone who takes Havel’s idea of “living in truth” seriously. He is glad he has learned to stop lying, as every lie creates a parallel world where it is difficult to live. He doesn’t want to be a victim, and that’s why he doesn’t mince words with politicians on his latest album. Why doesn’t he stick to his usual style even after a year-long break? What does his collaboration with Jiří Burian mean to him? Is it true that he is working on a pop album? Find out in the interview for Mezi ploty.
Tomáš Klus, a well-known Czech singer and songwriter, shares deep thoughts about the importance of truthfulness and authenticity in the following interview. Join us and watch as he reveals not only his personal experiences but also significant life lessons.
In the interview, Tomáš shares his experiences when he lost his voice during an important pre-election period and had to cancel concerts. This moment made him reflect on the fragility of his working tools and the impact that not being able to sing has on his career.
Furthermore, Tomáš emphasizes how destructive lies can be in both personal and public life. Learning to live truthfully, according to him, is the path to freedom and brings energy for creative and constructive activities. Being truthful to oneself is the first step to enlightenment and awakening. He believes that building an authentic life with a partner based on honesty and authenticity leads to true fulfillment.
Tomáš also highlights the need for societal engagement and the responsibility of politicians for their actions. He stresses the value of clear communication and dialogue in addressing global issues.
Authenticity in life and music, according to Klus, is what defines a true songwriter. He emphasizes personal responsibility, civic activism, and addressing controversial topics as important aspects of a songwriter’s identity. Klus also talks about the importance of staying true to oneself and not compromising one’s beliefs for the comfort of others. He advocates for open dialogue while also emphasizing the need for public figures to be held accountable for their actions.
