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August
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Silver Lady
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How To Live Forever
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Lady of the Lake
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Back To Oblivion
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Jonny Do It Slowly
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Maybe Iwo Jima
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Boy Meets Girl
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Jonathan Binhack Berlin, Germany
Jonathan Binhack
writes
and sings.
In 2020 Jonathan crossed the
Atlantic Ocean on a sail boat, disappeard for 10 months somewhere south of Great Inagua and resurfaced at the anchorage of the 79th street boat basin in New York City in the summer of 21. He spent the winter of 21/22 in Montréal, Canada, to focus on music and poetry. In 2022 Jonathan returned to New York and recorded his debut album.
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