I LIKE YOU - Pat Spencer X JoeSach
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I LIKE YOU is from the brand-new debut EP ‘Alive & Surviving’ from newcomer Pat Spencer, working with producer JoeSach.Emerging out of South East London, upcoming artist Pat Spencer and producer JoeSach have collaborated to create their debut EP, 'Alive & Surviving'. JoeSach's intricate instrumental elements and Spencer's intimate lyricism have combined to form a smooth and soulful sound that reflects and reminisces upon conscious thoughts and the reality of every day life.Speaking on the topic of Spencer’s debut EP, The Skinner Brothers had to say ‘Top quality EP from a top class up and coming band’.‘Alive & Surviving’ released 14 February 2022.

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