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Apr 2022
29m 35s

Sara Barron & Emily's D+Evolution

BBC Sounds
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Emily's D+Evolution, a brilliant Jazz-Rock-Funk fusion album by Grammy Award winning Esperanza Spalding, is usually the last thing Sara Barron would listen to.

However, some finely crafted lyrics start to reel her in.

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