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Tag: Freddy Huevito Lobaton. Daniel Susnjar

Album Releases, Reviews Posted on25 May 201417 June 2014

Album review: Su Su Nje (Daniel Susnjar) by John Hardaker

What you can also hear is Daniel Susnjar’s easy dexterity and his knack of playing right inside the music.

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