S07E15 Brani 12 Feb 2025

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Tune-in for talks and tunes as we catch up with Brani, following his tantalizing solo performance at the Landbouwbelang (LBB), coming all the way from the land of the Lourinhanosaurus and Dinheirosaurus, traversing the dinosaur territories to the land of the Mosasaurus, telling tales about his travels and reminiscing fossilized memories of Maastricht as we check out his latest releases exclusively on Student Radio Maastricht https://www.youtube.com/@Branipt https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/artist/7o1E6GWrfcPrNiE9uXlPyW?si=2UBp12u0R-K44H8gCMhPUA https://www.brani.pt/

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