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World
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Lost Youth
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Lullabies
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Hell
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The State Is Still Ours
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Skeletons (If Only...)
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Enemies
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Orchid
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Demons
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z a d o Singapore
under the moniker 'zado', artist and multi-instrumentalist izzad radzali shah makes melancholic guitar
music.
'Looking Back On What I've Lost' is zado's sophomore release after 2019's 'Zado & The Frail Bodies'. He writes, records and plays every instrument on this 10-song full-length album which is to be released digitally in October 2021.
contact zado at izzadradzalishah@gmail.com
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