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Lofiles is a music and mp3 blog contains a collection of songs I love. MP3s are for sampling purposes only. If you like the music as much as I do, please go out and buy the records! The website's focus is mainly on indie music covering a wide array of genres: Alternative, alt folk,alt country, singer-songwriter, indie hip hop, funk & soul, experimental music and more.
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Broadcast 2000

Broadcast 2000 is the creation of Devon born multi-instrumentalist Joe Steer. On his debut mini album ‘Building Blocks’ he combines cello, double bass, guitar, ukulele, glockenspiel, banjo, percussion and his own layered vocals. All written, recorded, mixed and mastered in the bedroom of his north London flat. “Don’t weigh me down” is so fresh sounding, the writing is great, and the beatleseque harmonies are real nice. Acoustic and lovely. Check out the graphics too

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