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Aruba Red, St Pancras Old Church London
Soulful set with the accent on transformation and healing
SENSING THE SPIRITUAL: Aruba Red
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JAMIE BRITTON recommends that we all buy at least two copies of a remarkable book of poems
IN THIS intimate, part-candlelit venue, there’s a subtle smell of incense, flickering shadows and the sense of a new spiritual awakening.
St Pancras Old Church is usually home to a congregation but tonight singer Aruba Red is in residence as she takes to the small stage to showcase songs from her latest EP Shadow Work.
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