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		By: ⚡ Kadhja Bonet captivates on her new magic reverie &#34;Mother Maybe&#34; &#124; HighClouds		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] Encapsulating both the excitment and the stress generated by this discovery, the dual arrangements also turn into a time travel machine as Kadhja Bonet dusts off influences from the 60s and 70s with a deft hand. The bassline is groovy and the funky production is loaded with bewitching and psychedelic details. But above all, Kadhja Bonet&#8216;s jazz-tinged vocal performance remains captivating from its sweet start to its final climax. It&#8217;s another gem from the singer-songwriter who seduced us with her 2015&#8217;s EP &#8220;The Visitor&#8221; which features the wonderful song &#8220;Honeycomb&#8220;. [&#8230;]]]></description>
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