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Angie A returns with her reggae rendition of Vera Lynn’s ‘We’ll Meet Again’

London based soul artist Angie A returns with reggae style version of Vera Lynn’s classic ‘We’ll Meet Again‘.

A historically emotive track that aims to raise funds for two charities plus encourage people to heal, reflect and think more rationally, this stylish cover is coated in dub-trap style production.

On the track, Angie A mentioned, “I was also curious to see how the original song lyrics would fit on a completely different style of music that was produced by Alann Ulises.”

Hoping to raise funds for technology in local schools and for care homes to invest in, Angie added:

“We’re already aware that ‘many pupils don’t have the necessary hardware to access their remote learning’ as pointed out by Streatham MP Bell Ribeiro Addy and I would like to help. Also, as someone who has entertained in many care homes before the pandemic, I would like to help raise funds so more care homes can adapt their entertainment to some kind of one room cinematic large screen zoom type entertainme..

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Angie A launches charity fundraiser with laid-back reggae cover of ‘We’ll Meet Again’

London based Soul artist Angie A has paid tribute to the legendary Dame Vera Lynn, putting an unexpected twist on her timelessly famous ‘We’ll Meet Again’.

Angie’s aim is to use her reggae, dub-trap version of the much loved track to raise money for two charities close to her heart and to encourage listeners to take a step back and relax, especially after the year we’ve had.

Her chosen charitable causes are an initiative working to get technology to local schools and their pupils, and a charity investing in installing large screen online entertainment into care homes.

As well as being a vocalist, Angie is a teacher and runs a local community vocal group called ‘Angie’s Keep Calm and Sing group’. Prior to the UK going into lockdown, Angie had chosen ‘We’ll Meet Again’ as a song choice for her group but, when unable to continue the project, she began working on it remotely, including members of the group as much as possible.

Speaking on her chosen charities, Angie explained:

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Charity Release of “We’ll Meet Again” by Angie A Aims to Bring Everyone Together

Angie A releases a brand new Reggae Dub Trap remix of the classic We’ll meet again in aid of charoty and bringing people together.

London-based Angie A has released a brand new remix of Dame Vera Lynn’s ‘We’ll Meet Again’, equipped with an innovative new reggae trap sound. In aid of two of her chosen charities, and to reflect on her thoughts of the current social climate, Angie’s reimagined classic encourages people to chill out, heal and look back on what we’ve achieved in a problematic year.

The track is uniquely special, staying close to the original whilst also showing to everyone the style of music that Angie specializes in. It is a breath of fresh air for anyone who is familiar with the classic song, introducing it to a new circle of listeners who may not have enjoyed it before, and honouring it for those fans of the original, giving it a modern update.

Prior to the lockdown, Angie says she had chosen this song as a song for her community choir to perform.

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Australian Flamenco giants Malcura return with space-themed concept album exploring new musical worlds!

Malcura, the Melbourne-based flamenco sensations, are releasing their new album ‘Malcura II’ on the 27th November.

The band gives you a thrilling and eclectic journey through sound, combining the technical ability and passion of Flamenco with Gypsy jazz, Latin rhythms, a rock ‘n’ roll mentality, and the odd heavy metal riff. From humble beginnings as buskers in Melbourne’s Bourke Street Mall, Malcura have captivated the Australian public with their unique sound and now aim to introduce the rest of the world to their extraordinary music.

First gaining traction with their highly popular renditions of Daft Punk’s ‘Get Lucky’, and the ‘Gerudo Valley Theme’ from the video game ‘Zelda’ in 2016 with over 8 million views on YouTube, the band then went on to be nominated for ‘Best Global/Reggae Album’ at The Age Music Victoria Awards.

Their brand new album ‘Malcura II’ to be released on the 27th November introduces us to a new way of listening to music: feeling it. Through listening to th..

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