AUNT PEPPIE [Robert Šoko RMX] - Amsterdam Klezmer Band

Mister Job Chajes, author of this song and founding father of of Amsterdam Klezmer Band wanted us to remember following facts about this track:

“Aunt Peppie is Job Chajes his last living aunt who survived the nazi camps in WW2. After the war she went to the US and built a family. Nowadays she still tells her story (age 88) at schools and university’s not to forget what horror came upon to the jewish peoples in Europe, last century. This one is dedicated to aunt Peppie Chajes!”

Mister Igor Sekulović [This is LOVSKI], a Netherland-based Bosnian musician, artist, multi-instrumentalist, producer and rakija lover, did the other part of the magic, processed the stems through his mesmerizing heartware & soulware and added a special deep-night rhythm to it.

The original song Aunt Peppie is just one of 20 mesmerizing songs released on a new AKB Album called “Some kind of Golem“.
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– ARTIST: AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND
– PRODUCER: this is LOVSKI (IGOR SEKULOVIĆ)
– REMIX: ROBERT ŠOKO
– COMPOSER: JOB CHAJES, IGOR SEKULOVIĆ
– MIX: IGOR SEKULOVIĆ, (Isek Studio, Eindhoven, NL)
– MASTERING: DIEGO CALVINO (3:3:2 Studio, Buenos Aires, AR)
– ISRC CODE: DEVA92200001
– LABEL: BalkanBeats Records, Berlin Germany
– RELEASE DATE: 09.09.2022

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[AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND]

Amsterdam Klezmer Band, sometimes referred to as AKB, is a Dutch-Jewish musical group created in 1996 in Amsterdam. The band plays Yiddish and Klezmer music, but also incorporates sounds from Balkan, jazz, Romani, and hip-hop music.

"Some kind of Golem"

AUNT PEPPIE [Robert Šoko RMX]

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AUNT PEPPIE [Robert Šoko RMX] - Amsterdam Klezmer Band

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