Lauren Amy - Let your body speak by John D | MoonLodge

Lauren Amy - Let your body speak

John D, co-founder of MoonLodge and curator at La Nature Festival, is an artist with an indefinable style, where diversity is both his focus and epicenter. His music is an eclectic melting pot of sounds and textures, skillfully navigating between various genres, from deep house to African, South-American and Oriental influences. 

His creations embrace a wide array of styles such as folktronica, minimal cumbia, Andean step, tropical bass, global spirit, basso nova, slowhouse, uplifting downtempo, spiritual house, chill rave, and aya tech. 

For Podcasts Request & Booking |  jonathan@moonlodge.earth

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John D, co-founder of MoonLodge and curator at La Nature Festival, is an artist with an indefinable style, where diversity is both his focus and epicenter. His music is an eclectic melting pot of sounds and textures, skillfully navigating between various genres, from deep house to African, South-American and Oriental influences. His creations embrace a wide array of styles such as folktronica, minimal cumbia, Andean step, tropical bass, global spirit, basso nova, slowhouse, uplifting downtempo, spiritual house, chill rave, and aya tech. For Podcasts Request & Booking | jonathan@moonlodge.earth

John D, co-founder of MoonLodge and curator at La Nature Festival, is an artist with an indefinable style, where diversity is both his focus and epicenter. His music is an eclectic melting pot of sounds and textures, skillfully navigating between various genres, from deep house to African, South-American and Oriental influences. 

His creations embrace a wide array of styles such as folktronica, minimal cumbia, Andean step, tropical bass, global spirit, basso nova, slowhouse, uplifting downtempo, spiritual house, chill rave, and aya tech. 

For Podcasts Request &amp; Booking |  jonathan@moonlodge.earth

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