Martin Luke Brown - Damn, Look at the View !

Martin Luke Brown - Damn, Look at the View !'Damn, Look at the View' is the debut 8 track LP from Pop Singer Songwriter Martin Luke Brown. Marking a significant new era in both his musical career and life with a blissful, west coast inspired sound. Awash with a palpable feeling of nostalgia and bittersweet reflection, Martin deals unapologetically with themes of love, loss and belonging on tracks like 'elsie' a tribute to his hometown and childhood in Leicester, 'grateful' a laid back, stream

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