Manuel Delsol Toulouse, France
Formerly performing solo folk shows. Played fast melodic punk rock with Maple Magic for a while. Currently still laying a few tracks at home from time to time, (may it be guitar stuff, rap instrumentals, weird drony tracks or basically anything sounding kinda cool). ... more
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