Pablo's Eye Brussels, Belgium
Pablo’s Eye is an international collective of musicians & artists headed by Brussels based producer & founder member Axel Libeert. Their vision is to make magic through music. 2019 marks the 30th year of PE's loose existence. Their wish is to remain simple & open by mixing different musical forms, cultures & ideas. More than anything P.E. is a temporary atmosphere, like a taste, like a dream. ... more
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