How to connect European thinking with Jamaican melodies? Yeah, it’s Jonny M with his new album!

Since Jonny M published his first EP Pli ol espero, he has performed a lot in Esperanto meetings, and wrote many new songs. He has used them already on stage, and many people are waiting impatiently for his new CD, his first LP in Esperanto!

He’d have had enough energy to make the album alone, but for the sake of diversity, he included some well-known artists. Interestingly, he said that they influenced him a lot while he learned to make music in Esperanto. In addition, his new CD includes the famous song ‘En somero’ in a new remixed version. Also the first song ‘Dankon’ is already famous from his concerts.

Again the young artist from Germany shows his international connections, because his instrumentals were made in Italy, the USA, and Germany. Don’t hesitate to buy this important piece of work of the Esperanto culture! Don’t be ashamed, but dance and enjoy live – that’s what Jonny M says!

Jonny M is:
Jonas Marx: lyrics, voice

Music and arrangements :
A man called PJ (Italy) on  2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 11, 12 , 13 , 14, 15
Falkonection (Spain/Germany) on 8, 9, 10
DM Kahn (USA) on 6 and 16
Vibes Builder (Germany) on 1

Guest singers:

Tone on "Eternan lumon"

Eterne Rima on  "Majstroj de l‘diskej‘"

Recording : Jonas Marx in homstudio "Freidenker Studios" in Bergisch Gladbach (Cologne), Germany
Mixes : Falkonection in Bergisch Gladbach
Mastering : Triboulet in Studio de la Trappe at Vinilkosmo, in Donneville, France

Graphics of the booklet and Cover art : Jonas Marx with the help of Ecid Blour