Season 7 Ep. #13 - Rogê

Episode 13 of the The Self Portrait Gospel :: Podcast podcast, hosted by The Self Portrait Gospel :: Podcast, titled "Season 7 Ep. #13 - Rogê" was published on December 6, 2024 and runs 56 minutes.

December 6, 2024 ·56m · The Self Portrait Gospel :: Podcast

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After a much-needed break, the longest since first starting the podcast back in 2021, we've returned to continue finishing out season 7 with the wonderfully wholesome and sonically smooth Brazilian legend, Roge. A staple and serenader to all surrounding sunsets, the iconic musician has been occupying his rhythmic renaissance since the release of-2023's "Curyman", part one of an on going trilogy on self reflection, cultural captivation, autiobiographical alchemy and the ultimate freedom in music. We speak about his family's epic relocation from Brazil to LA, the courage and commitment of being a musician, no matter your genre or various strategies, his highly anticipated follow-up, "Curyman II" and much much more. Enjoy!

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