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Däcker Almere, Netherlands
Dutchman Peter Dekker (1973) remembers to have music in his head constantly since he was 4 years old.
At the age of 9 he
comes up with his first compositions. As soon as he obtains his first keyboard on his 15th birthday, he starts to make electronic music.
Nowadays, Peter
owns more than 60 electronic music instruments, with which he composed and
recorded an uncountable amount of music.
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