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Jan New York, New York
“A feeling of dreams sought out and disappearing, of travel to far off lands and connection to unlikely soul mates...it is
refreshing to hear music full of innocence and darkness, wonder and urbanity, grit and eerie tenderness all on display, played with attack and aplomb”. jan is:
Super Natsuki Tamura - didgeridoo
Keith Lewis - voice
Ken Kobayashi - drums
Jochem van Dijk - bass
... more
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