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Jeremy Jay – Splash
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Third album from the brilliant Jeremy Jay. A little bit of a move away from the shinier pop sound of ‘Slow Dance’ towards something more rocking – kinda like Pavement or Lou Reed crossed with a UK pop romance such as the Smiths or Orange Juice. This guy should be big news – but isnt… yet!!
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