Phil Shoenfelt Prague, Czechia
Phil Shoenfelt is a British singer/guitarist/songwriter/producer who has lived in Prague since 1995. To date, he has released eighteen albums + EPs and singles. He is also a published poet and is the author of "Junkie Love". He has worked with: The Nothing, Disturbed Furniture, Khmer Rouge (NYC); Spirithouse (London); Phil Shoenfelt & Southern Cross, (Prague); Fatal Shore, Dim Locator (Berlin). ... more
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