I first heard this song on Mark Foster’s show Escapology.
I like the way Mark Foster approaches music. Music he makes, music he listens to.
When he introduced this song, he said something like: It sounds so 1978 but came out last week.
He ain’t lyin’.
And that’s actually what I like about it.
Check out Witchoo by Durand Jones & The Indications and let me know what you think.
Please listen responsibly.
(...and some I have)
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i love the name of this song, so cool.
You’re reading it as witch-oo not wit-choo, aren’t you? 😘
Yes. 😉
It’s like I know you or something 😘