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Seasonal Poland
Seasonal is personal project of Maciej Sochoń. First records under this name has been made in 2007. After couple of years of constant work own distinctive style has been reached. Main point of work is to make melodic, sentimental songs - always looking for new way of musical expression. ... more
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