Singles of the Week
Here are the tracks that we’ve been grooving to all week. Big Shaq is back and he won’t dance for anyone. We’re not sure if he’s heard the new Gilligan Moss song though.
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Read More Singles of the Week
This week we’re bringing you a shift in gear by Anderson .Paak, a signature James Bay song, and a calming tune by Alice Boman.
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