Sunhead, by Plini

Sunhead

by Plini

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geraldo7 Al di Meola meets Misha Mansoor, which is a good thing IMHO. And this Simon Grove grooves like a monster. Favorite track: Kind.

Rod Astorga And he's back! You know the drill. Don't question, just listen. Favorite track: Kind.

dabaden Fabulous. just Fabulous. Favorite track: Kind.

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	1.	Kind 04:00
	2.	Salt + Charcoal 04:30
	3.	Flâneur 06:00
	4.	Sunhead 05:30

about

"I started working on the material almost straight after "Handmade Cities" was released in 2016, sort of with the goal to make a very big, small EP - aiming to put as much detail and refinement into the composition and playing as possible. Both musically and emotionally, the music is greatly influenced by the amount of touring and travel I've done in the past couple of years. The "Sunhead" EP is a musical expression of the pure excitement that comes with traveling to new places, meeting new people and eating new things."

credits

released July 27, 2018

Chris Allison (drums)
Simon Grove (bass)
Devesh Dayal (vocals + additional production on "Salt + Charcoal")
Anomalie (piano + synths on "Flâneur")
John Waugh (saxophone on "Flâneur")
Tim Miller (guitar solo on "Sunhead")
Plini (everything else)

Composed, arranged + produced by Plini
Engineered, co-produced + mixed by Simon Grove at Nerve Studios
Drums recorded at Adversary Studios
Mastered by Ermin Hamidovic at Systematic Productions

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about

Plini Sydney, Australia

Hi! I write music and play guitar.

CDs and other things can be found at my bigcartel site, and the music is also available on YouTube, iTunes and Spotify.

Peace & Love.

shows

Oct 10

The Foundry

Fortitude Valley, QLD
Oct 11

Howler Bar

Melbourne, VIC
Oct 12

Lansdowne Hotel

Sydney, NSW
Oct 13

Lansdowne Hotel

Sydney, NSW
Oct 16

Whammy Bar

Auckland, New Zealand
Oct 17

Whammy Bar

Auckland, New Zealand
Oct 18

Valhalla

Wellington, New Zealand
Oct 19

The Club Tavern

Christchurch, New Zealand
Nov 01

Essigfabrik

Cologne, Germany
Nov 02

Gruenspan

Hamburg, Germany
Nov 04

Werk, Backstage

Munich, Germany
Nov 05

Kulturzentrum (KUZ) Schlachthof

Wiesbaden, Germany
Nov 06

Columbia Theater

Berlin, Germany
Nov 08

Doornroosje

Nijmegen, Netherlands
Nov 09

Melkweg OZ

Amsterdam, Netherlands
Nov 11

O2 Academy Bristol

Bristol, UK
Nov 12

The Garage

Glasgow, UK
Nov 14

O2 Ritz Manchester

Manchester, UK
Nov 15

O2 Forum Kentish Town

London, UK

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