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Selamatkan Legasi with monoloQue

Loque

09-Sep-20 22:00

Selamatkan Legasi with monoloQue

The music industry was seemingly put on hold during the recent MCO but it also proved to be a silver lining for local musician Loque where old unfinished songs were re-visited and new ideas were flourishing. We speak to the man behind monoloQue to find out what went into the making of his latest release "Selamatkan Legasi". 

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Produced by: Ali Johan, Othniel Ting


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