Let Me Go by Claudia Cane

Claudia Cane's smoky voice has never been so versatile in just one song: From fragile to powerful, she creates an emotional rollercoaster with goosebumps guaranteed in the classic piano ballad "Let Me Go".

Claudia Cane has been an integral part of the music scene for almost 25 years. The singer with the distinctive grating voice, who has completed professional acting and musical training, became known in this country as an interpreter of the theme songs for various SAT 1 series, including "Benzin im Blut" with Sonja Kirchberger, "36 Stunden Angst" and "Die rote Meile". In 2000, she released her first solo album "Come Closer!", produced by Curt Cress and Andrew Cane, which included the track "Free", with which she competed against Stefan Raab and others in the national preliminary round of the Eurovision Song Contest in the same year.
After a stadium tour in 2001 as support for AC/DC, the Australian cult rockers were so impressed by the power woman's powerful vocal performance that they engaged Claudia Cane as support for their club tour as well as for their "Black Ice" tour.
Richie Sambora (Bon Jovi) is also a fan of Claudia Cane. A song sung jointly by Claudia and Sambora was a regular highlight of the shows on the 2014 tour. 2017 saw the release of the Bavarian rock'n'roller's latest album to date, whose impressive voice is often compared to that of Melissa Etheridge, Tina Turner, Janis Joplin or Bon Scott. With her new single "Let Me Go", written by Amon Horngacher, Warthy Wartmann and Tommy Wagner, she once again demonstrates her vocal versatility. Claudia Cane is as full of energy as ever and impresses with her exceptional soulful rock voice