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From the album "Oiseau(X) scratch"
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from Oiseau(x) Scratch !,
track released October 21, 2019
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Luc Spencer Paris, New York
French pianist, crooner, songwriter born in the mid 70s.
Classically trained pianist, he composes songs sung in
English since the age of 16.
Lovers hiatus, contrasts, oppositions, and dissonances, some critics have summarized his musical universe crystal glass cracked and his songs dragees pepper.
His first album "Church on a hill" is co-produced
and co-directed by Gilles Martin (Farside).
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Jun 2020 -
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Jun 2013 -
Jan 2007
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