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The Netherlands

Anton de Bruin Rotterdam keyboardist, producer and composer Anton is crafting a sound that bridges the club and the concert hall, as we have already seen in cities like London and LA. With a musical background that includes projects like Dragonfruit and Peter Somuah, his solo project is a kaleidoscope of influences, merging dub, afrobeat, jazz, and electronica into one genre-defying unit.   With his 2024 debut album Imaginarium, he already performed at festivals like North Sea Jazz, Valkhof and Grasnapolsky. The second record Sounds of the Eclipse released in 2025 on his own independent record label Sundown Recordings which with he already garnered support with top tastemakers like Gilles Peterson on Worldwide FM, was placed in the top 10 of Best 25 Dutch Albums of 2025 in renowned newspaper NRC and got a 4 star review in the prestigious Songlines magazine. With Sounds of the Eclipse launched into the world, the band is set to shake dance floors across Europe.   from Anton's web site www.antondebruin.com

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Walking Distance ACT 8039-2 recorded August 2025 in Den Haag/The Netherlands

Peter Somuah, trumpet, flugelhorn Heleen Vellekoop, flute Anton de Bruin, Fender Rhodes, organ, keyboards Nia Ralinova, cello Marijn van de Ven, bass Jens Meijer, drums Danny Rombout, percussion

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