Charles Rocha
musical artist
Charles Rocha is an American musician, songwriter and producer living in Los Angeles, California, United States. He was born in Campinas, Brazil, and is of British/Scottish descent. Rocha played lead guitar/backup vocals for the Miami ska/punk/rumba band Askultura. He was also chief engineer/producer for The Kitchen Studio in Oakland Park, Florida. Rocha writes, records and releases his own songs under the moniker That Summer. That Summer produced and released its first full-length album, Acoustic Hippie Punk, totally DIY, in December 2017. He has played in many notable bands throughout his life including Bear Cub, Craig's Brother and The Berlin Project. His first band was formed in Oakmont, Pennsylvania, in his mother's basement. They were called My Life Tragic.
Musical career
When Rocha was 18, he left his high school band and joined The Berlin Project for eight weeks of summer touring.
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