EPISODE · Jun 3, 2016 · 4 MIN
Sleepwalker - instrumental
from DELADAP · host DELADAP
“Deladap have constructed a richly-detailed, broad- palliated soundscape. It is soulful and sophisticated, yet uplifting and reflective throughout. Crazy Swing & Dirty Jazz at its best – Latin meets Hungary and fuses into real world jazz music!” (musicchanncel.cc) This is pure and inspiring danceable, life- affirming and catchy fusion music of the 21st century, coming right out of the heart of Europe Vienna. Bring It On!
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