Peter Somuah's music draws its influences from jazz, funk and the music of Ghana.

With his new album "Letter to the Universe", Peter Somuah has ventured further out into the musical cosmos as a travelling storyteller. His new compositions reflect the stages of his young life: his Ghanaian past, the work of his jazz idols and the lively “Afropean” scene of his new home in the Benelux. In the pulsating and frenzied "Mission On Earth", one can read an unmistakable dedication to Miles Davis's "Bitches Brew" phase, and also an echo of the layered architecture of today's cosmic jazz as played by the likes of Kamasi Washington. That track is also a perfect demonstration of quite how tight and organic the interplay with his Dutch band with keyboardist and producer Anton de Bruin is, and remains throughout the album.

Tracklist:
1. The Universe 
2. Mission On Earth 
3. Soft Touch 
4. Green Path 
5. Moonlight Feat. Latanya Alberto 
6. Raindrops 
7. A Thought of You 
8. The Sky Feat. Stevo Atambire 
9. Thankful 
10. Reincarnation Feat. Gyedu Blay Ambolley 
11. Inner Peace 
12. Odo