Alex_Belharra
Joined: Apr 06, 2018
Posts: 2
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Posted on Nov 08 2020 12:44 PM
Dear surf music community,
Hope you are doing fine in these crazy times!
We are "THE BELHARRAS" surf band from Bonn Germany and will soon release our second LP “PELEE“ as vinyl. The music and the artwork is mainly inspired by the atmosphere and myths from Hawaiian mythology and - of course - surf music. Some of you might know us already from our 1st LP or concerts we have played. Our new album will take you through a journey of a wild mix of creative surf music with a few homages to other well respected genres that influenced us for years such as Gypsy music or Flamenco.
If you are interested in our current campaign feel free to have a look, support us, or share this. Here is the link to our campaign
Feel free to check our music and activities on any channel:
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Since we are quite new to this community it would be great to connect, so feel free to reach out to me if you want!
Thanks and best regards from Bonn!
Cheers!
Alex Belharra
Last edited: Nov 08, 2020 12:47:43
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DeathTide
Joined: Apr 13, 2018
Posts: 1380
New Orleans
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Posted on Nov 08 2020 05:41 PM
Oooh! Love the theme. I was the guy that won your first LP and your guys also sent me your first little demo. I am sorry I never really wrote up a review about it! You guys are incredible musicians and the recording is well done. I tend to like simpler music that is a little more punk than Jazz, but you guys have a great thing going. For a simpleton like me it takes a little bit of work to get into more complicated styles. The musicianship, vision, and composition is crazy impressive. I am excited to hear this new one! (Just pledged!)
EDIT: And here’s why I never win any popularity contests; I’ve never seen her name spelled that way. The truth is that goddess is sacred and you’re not even supposed to say her name. I am sure there are native Hawaiian chants for her though so I don’t think there’s anything wrong with musical tributes. But I have never seen her spelled with two Es. In Hawaiian that would indicate that there is an apostrophe between the vowels making it sort of a “Pel-eh eh” pronunciation. Like in the words Hawaii and Niihau.
— Daniel Deathtide
Last edited: Nov 08, 2020 17:55:51
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Alex_Belharra
Joined: Apr 06, 2018
Posts: 2
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Posted on Nov 15 2020 03:01 AM
Hey Daniel, Thanks so much for your comments and your support!! Glad to get your feedback on our new LP as well! As you assumed we just want to express our musical tribute to the volcano- and Hawaiian- mythology theme. The name spelling is intended like this ;)
Alex
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