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Precious Metals London, UK
With a focus on emotionally led dysfunctional club music that reflects the cross-pollination of sounds of the inner-city. With the ambition to shine a light to artists that have yet to be unearthed, and to reflect the true unruliness of the underground. ... more
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Dearest Arooj, firstly thank you. My brother died this year n what can be said about such loss n sadness. I saw n heard you at The end of the Road in England. I spent many years in India n love all the music, poetry of your heritage. Thankyou Arooj❤️
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floating through time and space with the sound of infinity
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