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Nov 21, 2023 1 min

16: New Blue Sun Review

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Learn the 5 companies you have to register your music with in this e-book: Music Royalties Demystified Summary In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses Andre 3000’s latest album, “New Blues Son.” He shares his appreciation for the album, describing it as a personal and meditative reflection. While he finds it challenging to categorize into a single genre, he admires Andre’s commitment to creating heartfelt music. Jermaine also expresses his aspiration to create similar authentic music in the future. He highlights Andre’s consistency and authenticity as a musician and encourages listeners to explore the album. The episode closes with a reminder to stay updated on Brevin Music Studios through various social media platforms and their website. Interested in connecting with Jermaine? Email: [email protected] Website: Breve Music Studios Social Media YouTube: Breve Music Studios Facebook: Breve Music Studios Twitter: Breve Music Studios Instagram: Breve Music Studios Tumblr: Breve Music Studios Follow our ensembles on Spotify (or your favorite streaming platform) Breve Orchestra: Spotify Breve Low Brass Ensemble: Spotify Breve Music Ensemble: Spotify Breve Woodwind Ensemble: Spotify Breve Brass Ensemble: Spotify Breve Wind Ensemble: Spotify Equipment: HyperX QuadCast (LINK): https://amzn.to/3QynddK Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro 80 Ohm (LINK): https://amzn.to/445hYoK

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