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  "textContent": "Contact: jamesjoda8@gmail.comWeb: linktr.ee/freshcapsSeeking: Film/TV, BookingStyle: Trap, Hip-Hop, R&B, Soul, Pop, Afro Fresh Caps, based in Yola, Nigeria, has a sound that is simultaneously old school and super-contemporary. There’s a classic soul vibe that recalls the likes of Usher and Keith Sweat. But at the same time, the production is very now. A song like “My Anchor” has a voice-manipulated, hyper-pop thing going on, and that’s no bad thing. Meanwhile, the artist goes in a hip-hop direction on “Gratitude.” It could be that he’s still looking for his sound, and that’s fine because he’s got plenty of time. But at the […]\n\nThe post New Music Critique: Fresh Caps first appeared on Music Connection Magazine.",
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