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Focus biography Of all the groups in the 1970s that combined elements of rock and classical music, FOCUS is, without a doubt, the most notable Dutch group widely known outside the Netherlands. This band has created excitement all over the world during the past few years with their unique sound and musical approach. The two main musicians in the band were flutist/keyboardist/singer Thjis Van LEER and guitarist Jan AKKERMAN. They played a stylishly inventive rock with flutes, keyboards & dazzling guitar, defining the Dutch prog sound. An inspiration to FINCH, TRACE & numerous others. In 1978, the group finally split up, without making too much noise. Best albums are "Moving Waves" (1972), "3" (1973), "Live at the Rainbow" (1973), and "Hamburger Concerto" (1974). "Waves" and "3" represent the best of the band's earlier intensely progressive period with plenty of sidelong tracks and healthly extended solos. Most wi

Let It Flow was founded in the summer of 2002 in Izmir/Turkey, by Özgün and Süleyman. Until 2005, the foundation of the band had been laid and the songs have been prepared. On new year's eve of 2005, one of the founders of the band Süleyman Pamuk (1983 - ) passed to eternity. Later in the year, Ant Balci (In Spite) became the producer of the band and the band expedited their Work. In August 2005, the album The Momentary Touches to the Depths recordings were completed in Negatif Music Studio. In December 2005, the band signed with Hammer Music for three years and two albums. Just after releasing the album, lead singer Sinem Deger left the band due to creative differences and disagreements. 

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