ALBUM PREVIEW| FUNK CABAL| OPEN UP
Glasgow-based singer-songwriter, Drew Davies, and producer, Tom Livingston, have partnered together on a new electronic jazz-punk project under the name Funk Cabal. Their debut album, […]
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