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The Ruin MRBLP199 the prolific musician has been

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The Ruin MRBLP199 the prolific musician has been"This album is the most personal Ive made to date. Named after an ancient Anglo Saxon poem from the 9th century AD about the former glory of an unnamed ruined city, The Ruin is inspired by the feeling of living in England (a country that feels like a living ruin), the bleak landscape of where I grew up (Medway towns), and a kind of self portrait reflecting how we all live amongst the ruins of our past selves both collectively and individually. All the

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the prolific musician has been featured on stages and festivals all over the world

and Swingin’ Scotch alongside a trio of ballads including Quincy Jones’ ‘Quintessence’

after they were released as a free digital download in late 2022

Josh Johnson (SML

Albert Ayler found himself at the center of major transformations within jazz

The Ruin MRBLP199 the prolific musician has been"This album is the most personal Ive made to date. Named after an ancient Anglo Saxon poem from the 9th century AD about the former glory of an unnamed ruined city, The Ruin is inspired by the feeling of living in England (a country that feels like a living ruin), the bleak landscape of where I grew up (Medway towns), and a kind of self portrait reflecting how we all live amongst the ruins of our past selves both collectively and individually. All the

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