Maarten van Praag Hilversum, Netherlands
Maarten van Praag: a pleasant and distinctive voice. Straight to the heart.
His Grandfather was a famous singer in
the 40’s and 50’s. Maarten also covered a lot of mileage in the Dutch music scene. He was frontman of the hit band City To City and performed on many different stages.
Shells And Stones is the new EP. Produced by Tony Cornelissen and a Dutch – Canadian collaboration.
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