The Hills Mover Brussels, Belgium
Underneath the black hoodie of singer/songwriter The Hills Mover crouches Grégoire Fray, a French musician living in Brussels (also brain of post-rock/industrial gang THOT). Over the past years he has taken to the stage alone with his folk guitar. The road is where he feels at home, with his backpack and his guitar, ears wide open to peoples’ stories from which he draws his inspiration. ... more
The Hills Mover recommends:
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