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A Dedication To A Friend
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Watery Morning Coffee
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Millennial's Song
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Like Things Used To Be
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Fake Artists
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The Fall
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PH Mazza Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Born in 1994, in the last years of the millennial generation, Pedro Henrique Souza Boaventura, known as "PH Mazza" started playing the piano at the age of twelve, inspired by the most different musical styles that marked the 60s, 70s and 80s, with highlights including Elton John, David Bowie, Kate Bush, Lou Reed and Nick Cave as his main influences. ... more
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