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                                    JOEY SUMMER























































































                                                                                                       Interview with Joey Summer
                                                                                                               by Tom Mathers.

                                                                                                        For more information visit:

                                                                                                         www.joeysummer.com


           Joey Summer comes from a greek descent but born in Brazil in 1971, in Rio de Janeiro, cultural capital of Brazil. Joey Summer is also actor and spent
       part of his teen years dedicating himself to this activity. The musical history of Joey already started in his childhood, encouraged by his mother, an opera
        singer, he learned to use his voice at a very youg age. Over the course of the years Joey became a professional musician and songwriter. First signs of
        success could be seen with the Rock group “Karma” and the AOR band “Arena”. Still in 2011 Joey Summer was invited to perform as singer in the song
            “Under Your Spell” in the brand new project of Frédéric Slama “AOR – Color os LA”. The project was produced by Frédéric Slama and Tommy
          Denander and feats great names of AOR worldwide like: Philip Bardowell, David Foster, Steve Lukather, Jerry Hludzik (From Dakota), Joey Summer,
            Bruno Levesque, Michael Landau,  among many others. Now in 2013 Joey Summer’s “Even The Saints Are Sinners” on Perris Records features
                                special guest David Mark Pierce, Peter Õstros, Peter Õstros, Sascha Spiegel and Michael Muller.
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