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Harm
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Overflown
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Euphoria
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House
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ENGLBRT Luxembourg
An collaborative duo of Georges Goerens and Niels Engel. The astonishing partnership sounds effortless thanks to the
chemistry between two of Luxembourg’s most prolific and respected musicians.
Their sound is slow and widescreen, incorporating elements of electronica, contemporary jazz & well-crafted indie-pop.
Debut EP „Odes to Everything“ to be released via Listenrecords in 2023.
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