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Mystic Apes is an experiment between 4 classmates who wish to use music as a tool to show people that there's always time to have fun and rock!
The Band
The band is made up of 4 young musicians, all students of St Aloysius' College:
Members
Individually, all the members have performed in front of the President of the Republic of Malta Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca and her husband, which was a great highlight for all of them. They also performed, individually, with artists like Ira Losco, Red Electrick Ivan Borg, Relikc's Luke Grech, among others.
If you wish to follow Mystic Apes' journey, make sure to follow them on their Facebook page.
External links
[www.facebook.com/MysticApesMalta]