Klee is a German pop band that imbues its music with electronic and alternative influences, creating a sound that resonates with a sense of poetic emotion laced with pop sensibility. The group was founded in Cologne around 2002 by Suzie Kerstgens, Sten Servaes, and Tom Deininger. The band's name, which translates to "clover", signifies luck and is a symbol of the natural, heartfelt essence that they bring to the German music scene. Over the years, Klee has maintained a strong presence in the German pop culture, with lyrics often performed in their native language that tap deeply into the emotional spectrum, addressing love, hope, and the complexities of the human experience.

Their music catalog, including the recent releases such as 'Viktoria Gold', 'TROTZALLEDEM', and 'Club der Liebenden', showcases Klee's dedication to exploring intimate themes and contemporary issues while wrapping them in catchy, accessible melodies. The band's ability to balance lyrical depth with engaging compositions has earned them a loyal fan base and consistent praise within the German music industry. Songs like 'Liebe Mich Leben' and 'Für Alle, die' highlight Klee's skillful blend of thoughtful songwriting with entrancing pop rhythms, securing their place in the hearts of fans who appreciate music that can both move and entertain.