Felix Henkelhausen Berlin, Germany
“Misanthropic Tendencies” is the debut album by 26 year old double bass player Felix Henkelhausen as band leader and composer. His quintet includes Wanja Slavin (as, cl) Uli Kempendorff (ts, cl), Elias Stemeseder (p, synths) and Leif Berger (dr).
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