Mauro Pawlowski

Belgian Singer-Songwriter and Guitarist

Mauro Pawlowski - Belgian Singer-Songwriter and Guitarist
Born

April 24th, 1971
54 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Belgium

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This individual is a Belgian singer-songwriter and guitarist, recognized for contributions to the alternative rock and indie music scenes. His career commenced in the early 1990s, gaining prominence as a member of the band Evil Superstars. The music blends various genres, showcasing distinctive guitar work and engaging lyrics. In addition to solo projects, collaborations with other artists have been significant, including frequent partnerships with musicians from the Belgian music community. Multiple albums have been released, receiving attention and praise for their innovative sound.

Founded and performed with Evil Superstars

Released several acclaimed solo albums

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