Pete Gioconda – Up You: Album Review
New wave, psychedelic, jazz and folk rock influences join forces behind Pete Gioconda’s outlandish, poetic, lyrics for Up You – unlike anything else you’ll hear this year!
New wave, psychedelic, jazz and folk rock influences join forces behind Pete Gioconda’s outlandish, poetic, lyrics for Up You – unlike anything else you’ll hear this year!
Luke Wallace + Totnes Harmony Choir led by Ruairi Edwards at St Mary’s Church – An uplifting evening of environmentally-minded songcraft.
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