EPISODE · Dec 17, 2016 · 4 MIN
Julia Turner: Wake Up
from Insomnia Radio · host Insomnia Radio
Fifteen Times the Moon is an outstanding collection of original songs released mid-November by Bristol UK based artist Julia Turner that explore the weather patterns of life, our fears, hopes and relationships with both ourselves and each other. The album title was inspired by the incredible true story of a Mexican fisherman, who one quiet […]
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