George Ezra, ‘Wanted On Voyage’ | Album Review
‘Wanted On Voyage’ is a fantastic debut album from George Ezra. Unlikely to receive the attention it should stateside, it stands out among winter releases.
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‘Wanted On Voyage’ is a fantastic debut album from George Ezra. Unlikely to receive the attention it should stateside, it stands out among winter releases.
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