My Owl Music Bergamo, Italy
My Owl Music is a risky independent label founded in 2011, focused on alternative sounds.
Our products are
compact discs, amazing pins, merchandise.
We're on a mission from God.
Our bands:
TourdeForce
(electrowave)
www.facebook.com/tourdeforce1
Consenso
(electropop)
www.facebook.com/consensomusica
Porta Vittoria
(global avant-garde)
www.facebook.com/portavittoria
... more
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