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Concurrent with the release of various singles and an EP by Groovaz, Peter “Brownie” Braunholz’s duo with saxman Vladimir Strecker, the veteran German musician, composer/producer and multi-instrumentalist – also an award-winning architectural photographer – keeps the breezy, beachy flow of his coastal California-inspired songs flowing on his crisp, cool and seductive solo EP Endless Summer.
While varying in tempos, the four tracks capture the infectious melodic and sonic magic of his piano, E-Piano, electric bass and acoustic and electric guitars, while also sharing his virtuosity with atmosphere and sound design. It’s the perfect way to hang on to those last beautiful rays of summer!
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Tobias Haug – “Awakening”
Thimo Niesterok – “Stepping Forward”
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Katarzyna Myćka, Jens Wollenschläger – „Marimba & Organ Melange“
Daniel Migliosi – “Left On Scene”
Denis Gäbel – The Good Spirits Part 2
Guido May – “Flow”
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Fumito Nunoya & Benyamin Nuss – “Fusions and Fantasies”
Franziska Loos – “Generation Anything”
Matthias Schwengler – Soulcrane & Strings
Tobias Hoffmann Jazz Orchestra – “Conspiracy”
Erik Leuthäuser – “In the Land of Ronny Whyte”
Denis Gäbel – The Mingus Sessions
