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Dawn Song at Night
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Layla Tutt Birmingham, UK
In the heart of Birmingham’s post-industrial landscape, Layla Tutt broadcasts messages of integrity from a myriad of musical vocabularies. Layla plays rusty guitars and punked-up bass-lines balanced against her beautifully wistful vocals. Bandmate, James Covell, brings scintillating keys, and dynamic arrangements to the mix. Live performances are high-spirited, emotive and striking. ... more
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