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Luna
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Roosevelt Cologne, Germany
Three albums down the line, Roosevelt has established himself as a successful producer & songwriter. When it came to making his fourth, he rediscovered the magic of why he started the project in the first place. Going back to basics was the ethos that crafted Embrace, which expands the sonic world he has created, whilst showcasing his most personal lyrics to date. ... more
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