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Dave catches up with Richard Walters to hear about his new album Murmurate.

This week on the ±«Óãtv Introducing in Oxfordshire and Berkshire podcast, Dave catches up with Richard Walters to hear about his new album Murmurate.

Plus, hear what happened when Alex met Blue Bayou at Modern Art Oxford, there's the latest the Reading / Leeds announcement, and all the latest new music from Oxfordshire and Berkshire.

Here's this week's playlist:
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Gemma Felicity - CHAOTIC
BE GOOD - Crying in the Bathroom
Coraland - The New Stuff
Gigi Williams - Oh Nina
Flabz - Sacrifice
Namvula - Dust to Dust
Megan Collins - My Body My Soul
Waves Rush In - The Man That I Am
The Mezz - Chasing Love
Nicole Shortland - Out of Town Girl
Avamo - Now's The Time
Harry McInroy - All the Things You Do
The Amazons - How Will I Know?
Sweep - Pretty Pretty
Marc Burford - Sweetest Summer
LYR - Presidentially Yours
Richard Walters - Philip Seymour Hoffman
Jody and the Jerms - Divine
Graham McGregor-Smith - I Could Have Cried Over You
Lord Bug - Scab
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Music Played

  • Gemma Felicity

    CHAOTIC

  • BE GOOD

    Crying in the Bathroom

  • Coraland

    The New Stuff

  • Gigi Williams

    Oh Nina

  • Flabz

    Sacrifice

  • Namvula

    Dust to Dust

  • Megan Collins

    My Body My Soul

  • Waves Rush In

    The Man That I Am

  • The Mezz

    Chasing Love

  • Nicole Shortland

    Out of Town Girl

  • Avamo

    Now's The Time

  • Harry McInroy

    All the Things You Do

  • The Amazons

    How Will I Know?

  • Sweep

    Pretty Pretty

  • Marc Burford

    Sweetest Summer

  • LYR

    Presidentially Yours

  • Richard Walters

    Philip Seymour Hoffman

  • Jody and the Jerms

    Divine

  • Graham McGregor-Smith

    I Could Have Cried Over You

  • Lord Bug

    Scab

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