Clarence “KlueWorld” Lewis IV is a San Francisco native whose love for music began behind a drum kit at just two years old. Known as a drummer, musical director, arranger, and all-around creative, Klue’s musical roots were shaped by church, jazz fusion, and the influence of his father, whose passion and support laid the foundation for Klue’s artistry.
Early in his professional career, Klue became recognized as the “shirtless drummer,” touring and performing with artists such as TMills, Mod Sun, Blackbear, Stacy Barthe, and Elliott Yamin. His live and studio résumé later expanded to include performances with Big Sean, Chante Moore, MGK, G-Eazy, Cordae, Mali Music, Durand Bernarr, Trippie Redd, and many more.
Drawing inspiration from legendary drummers like Questlove, Chris “Daddy” Dave, and Papa Jo Jones, Klue’s playing is driven by a mission to make people feel again—especially to make people dance. His ultimate goal is to create and share music that brings light, joy, and energy to everyone who experiences it.
