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News – 12.04.19

12/04/2019
by Norman Fleischer

  • Tame Impala unleash brand new single called Borderline
  • Robag Wruhme announces his first album in eight years called Venq Tolep, shares title-track
  • Mark Ronson and Lykke Li team up for grooving new tune Late Night Feelings

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Singer Ray Lozano is standing in a convenience store. Taken from behind the counter, we see the singer from the waist up. She is looking directly at the camera wearing a black bomber jacket, a white t-shirt, and her hair tied into a high ponytail.

A Big Sister: Ray Lozano Writes About Belonging and the Influence of Jill Scott

The German-Filipino singer and musician Ray Lozano just released her debut album "Pairing Mode". It is a collection of polaroids, or short stories, about being alone, longing, and belonging. Raised in Cologne between two cultural identities, Ray found a home in the music of Jill Scott. In her guest article, she writes about the influence of the RnB singer on her younger self, and how it continues to shape her until today.

Freedom Favours The Brave: Jealous Of The Birds Is Ready For Next Step

Following praised independent releases over the past four years, way too underrated songwriter Naomi Hamilton is ready to show her music to the rest of the world. We spoke with her and also got the exclusive first play of her new music video 'Blue Eyes'.
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