Bandcamp Weekly October 4, 2022
Brazilian legend Joyce on her lost LP, along with Arima Ederra. Plus new Dezron Douglas, Dom Maker, and Madison McFerrin.
Hosted by Andrew Jervis. Illustration of Joyce Moreno by Noopur Choksi.
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Bandcamp Weekly
October 4, 2022
Brazilian legend Joyce on her lost LP, along with Arima Ederra. Plus new Dezron Douglas, Dom Maker, and Madison McFerrin.
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