s08e26_meet_me_in_the_middle_leo_walrus_29_04_2026

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In this week's episode we dive into songwriting and storytelling. In a conversation between London and Maastricht we talk about @leowalrus new album "moontime" how it came together & the power of letting other people participate in your creative process now and then! ...and of course we are listening to his music!! TUNE IN on Wednesday April 29nd on 107.5FM, online on rtvmaastricht.nl right after the news at 10 (22:00 Dutch time or 9 PM in the UK) or listen to the full episode on Soundcloud whenever you want! ⭐️In this Radio series @annikatoyahbode and @student.radio.maastricht bring back the acts that played at the first edition of MEET ME IN THE MIDDLE on Feb 21st in Maastricht ❗️You'll see and hear @leowalrus again at the next MEET ME IN THE MIDDLE at the @Landbouwbelang in Maastricht on June 19 & 20 all infos @meetme.inthe.middle ♥️ MEET ME IN THE MIDDLE RADIO💫 Hosted by @annikatoyahbode and @student.radio.maastricht episode edited by SRM Cover art by: @noralolaart Jingle by: Dennis Croonenberg Featuring music by @leowalrus

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