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Rainbow Children – The Launchers (Island Farm Studio)

A complete change of pace from London band The Launchers. While their breathtaking debut album was a skanking breath of fresh air, this single is a much more relaxed and laid back affair, albeit one with a positive message running through it. Giving a positive message to the coronavirus pandemic can’t be easy, but the band have managed it here in this bubbling reggae-drenched outing. Promising the children of the world that they have a brighter future ahead than staring out of

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