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**Introduction** If you are a regular reader of my reviews, the chances are that you have come across a review or two of Musiq Soulchild. He is one of my favourite Neo Soul stars and his latest album is right up there with his best. Today I have decided to post the first review of his Luvanmusiq album. This album is the first since 2003's Soulstar. Luvanmusiq was released in 2007 and was followed up by onmyradio in 2008 to get back to the releasing albums after a four year break between Soulstar and Luvanmusiq. **Luvanmusiq** More correctly known as "Loving Music" this album was released on 12th March 2007 and was strangely ... Read the complete review
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