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Ben
March 10, 2015
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After delighting us with her great track “Indecision” a little while ago. Shura, the british singer, is definitely back with “2shy”. Bringing some standard 80’s sounds to her already classic love song about wanting to make moves but, not having the guts to. Naïve/innocent lyrics to complete an already powerful song, it really seals the deal for Shura once again.

Also check out some pictures we had taken of her live at Pitchfork last year. Thanks to Sophie Jarry…

Shura @ #P4K Paris Opening Party – Photo by Sophie Jarry
Shura @ #P4K Paris Opening Party – Photo by Sophie Jarry
Shura @ #P4K Paris Opening Party – Photo by Sophie Jarry
Shura @ #P4K Paris Opening Party – Photo by Sophie Jarry
Shura @ #P4K Paris Opening Party – Photo by Sophie Jarry
Shura @ #P4K Paris Opening Party – Photo by Sophie Jarry
Shura @ #P4K Paris Opening Party – Photo by Sophie Jarry
Shura @ #P4K Paris Opening Party – Photo by Sophie Jarry
Shura @ #P4K Paris Opening Party – Photo by Sophie Jarry
Shura @ #P4K Paris Opening Party – Photo by Sophie Jarry

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Ben

Hi, I’m Ben (or Sodwee if you prefer), the owner of this veteran music blog. I was born in 1985 and raised in Paris, France. It's still my hometown by the way. I’m bilingual in English and French. I'm always on the hunt for that new sound. I have amassed a substantial amount of music over the years. My library reflects my eclecticism. I've traveled and lived abroad a fair bit and an avid consumer of culture, from movies, to live concerts.

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