Klime Kovaceski is a Macedonian-born composer, songwriter, and producer whose musical journey stretches from the underground post-punk movement of the late 1970s and the 1980s to contemporary international collaborations across the globe today. He began as a co-founder of Afektiven Naboj, a pioneering band in the former Yugoslav alternative scene, drawing influence from artists such as Jimi Hendrix, Iggy Pop, Robert Fripp, and Brian Eno. In the early 1980s, he further developed his musical direction through projects like Padot na Vizantija, creating compositions that would continue to evolve over the decades. After moving to Miami in 1984, he continued refining this body of work while maintaining strong ties to his roots. He later returned to collaborate with the band Anastasia before re-emerging with Kovaceski Music, an international project that blends chamber, ambient, post-punk, and world music into a cinematic, contemporary sound performed by international musicians.
As of late, however, Kovaceski's passion and creative focus have shifted toward neoclassical music. His latest compositions emphasize expressive piano, strings, and acoustic instrumentation, creating deeply emotional, cinematic works that draw inspiration from classical traditions while maintaining a contemporary voice.
"I have been carrying the songs from the album WOUNDS within me
since the mid 80's, when I first played them in North Miami Beach, FL.
These songs emerged from my experiences of leaving behind my home, my family and friends, and the band
Fall of Byzantium.
For me, creating a song has always felt like opening a wound in my soul. As the song takes shape, the wound begins to heal. Until now, none of my songs have felt completely finished.
This marks my first serious musical endeavor since 1989, when we recorded the initial tracks for the band Anastasia.
On the "MUSIC" page, discover a world of fresh musical inspirations.
For a glimpse into my restaurants and life in the USA, wander over to"
KlimeKovaceski.com & MiamiRCG.com
Music:
Klime Kovaceski
(Macedonia/USA)
Lyrics:
Klime Kovaceski
(Macedonia/USA)
Mix & Master:
Tijan Jazadzievski
(Macedonia)
Art:
Nikola Pijanmanov
(Macedonia)
English translation:
Natasha Garrett
(Macedonia/USA)
Main Vocalist:
Iva Jazadzievska
(Macedonia)
Animation:
Branko Ristovski
(Macedonia)
Special guests:
Kilien Villoing, mix & master (France)
Dragana Levenska, voiceover (Macedonia)
Ratko Dautovski, percussions (Macedonia)
Vlatko Terziski, clarinet (Macedonia)
Alexander Gloshkin, bass (Ukraine)
Napoleon Baca, synth (Venezuela)
Nicola D’Adamo, drums (Italy)
Jasmin Mišić, synth (Croatia)
Joylin, violin (Romania)
Nina, violin (Georgia)
German Dmitriev, violin (Russia)
Orestis Exintaris, saxophone (Greece)
Sebastian Gottlieb, piano (Germany)
Sergio Rabello, cello (Brazil)
Rebeca Subero, cello (Venezuela)
Ilia Mazia, duduk (Israel)
Ofat, sax, (Nigeria)
Farbod, duduk (Turkey)
Erkan Erginci, duduk (Turkey)
Peter Voronov, violin (Turkey)
Risto Solunchev, vocal (Macedonia)
James Baddeley, voiceover (Canada)
Svetlana Jovanovska, vocal (Macedonia)
Tanja Tzarovska, vocal (Macedonia)
Saso Klenkoski, vocal (Macedonia)
Tihana Nikolic, vocal (Germany)
Donia Anis, vocal (Egypt)
Alia Fay, vocal (Poland)
Marianthi, vocal (Greece)
Dimi De San, vocal (Greece)
Vladyslav Kim, vocal (Ukraine)
Cassandra McCowan, vocal (New Zealand)
Valentina Rybakova, vocal (Kazakhstan)
Mailén Arriola, vocal (Argentina)
Florian Desbois, vocal/voiceover (France)
Olha Lishchyshyn, vocal (Ukraine)
Eliezer Murad, vocal (Argentina)
Polina Chorna, piano (Ukraine)
Liliia Kysil, vocal (Ukraine)
Azuma, vocal (Turkey)
Ivan, bass (Serbia)
Livia Montalesi, vocal (Italy)
Anastasia Kareva, vocal (Russia)
Emilia Neh, vocal (South Africa)
Lora Yaneva, vocal (Sweden)
King Marino, rapper (USA)
Ashish Ali, vocal (India)
Teda, vocal (Macedonia)
Abdullah S., video (Pakistan)
Heather B. Hawkins. PR (USA)
Daniel Johnson, voiceover (USA)
Klajd Gorica, voiceover (Albania)
Daniel Jimenez, voiceover (Costa Rica)
Avigail Danino, vocal/voiceover (Israel)
Tayyabah Irfan, graphic design (Pakistan)
Danica I. Lepojevikj, voiceover (Macedonia)
Typography:
Lasko Dzurovski
(Macedonia)