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Track Review | The Al Ur Pal Project feat. Huly Ray AsidorGenre: Gospel-Infused R&BFrom the Album: My La ToyaNow Playing
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Track Review | The Al Ur Pal Project feat. Huly Ray AsidorGenre: Gospel-Infused R&BFrom the Album: My La ToyaNow Playing
Track Review | The Al Ur Pal Project feat. Huly Ray AsidorGenre: Soul, Gospel, R&B FusionFeatured On: My La Toya
When the first notes of Yulia’s new single “Isaiah 40:31” float into the air, there’s an almost immediate sense of calm.
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When an artist releases a song that hits you right in the chest — that makes you feel something deep
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