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Sunnery James
Sunnery James is a Dutch electronic duo formed in 2007, made up of Sjoerd van Veenendaal and Sunnery Gordijn. They came out of Amsterdam's club scene, where...
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Sunnery James is a Dutch electronic duo formed in 2007, made up of Sjoerd van Veenendaal and Sunnery Gordijn. They came out of Amsterdam's club scene, where they started playing local shows before moving to bigger stages. Their track 'Better Things' with Ryan Marciano, Ginge & QG gives a sense of their house-oriented sound.
They put out their first album 'Midnight Rendezvous' and followed it with others like 'Summer Sessions' and 'Unity'. Those records leaned into progressive house and kept them working in the studio and on tour through the 2010s.
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