Prairie – After the Flash Flood
Prairie – After the Flash Flood
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Prairie is the project of multi-instrumentalist and producer Marc Jacobs, hailing from Brussels with roots in The Netherlands. He previously released an EP (I’m so in love I almost forgot I survived a Disaster – 2013) and an LP (Like a Pack of Hounds – 2015) on the Berlin imprint Shitkatapult. On stage, Prairie plays with two or three musicians and together they re-create a free association of musical ideas and atmospheres. Prairie has played in selected venues and festivals across Europe and toured with Apparat in 2016.
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