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'SunnyDay' is the latest addition to multi-instrumentalist and producer JoeSach's 'instrumentals' playlist. This tracks fits perfectly within his growing portfolio of work as it contains a prominent percussive element as well as intricate melodic lines from which you can easily identify this track as being composed by JoeSach.Born and bred in South East London, multi-instrumentalist and producer JoeSach combines many of his inspirations spread across multiple genres - from jazz to hip-hop to soul - to create his own unique sound.
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