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alternative r&b

Lushane Aubrey opens up about The Girlfriends Club, Marjorie, electric guitar and building an independent South African alternative R&B world.

alternative r&b

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  1. The Girlfriends Club Is Building a World Where Love Has No Limitsstory
  2. Espacio Dios Is Asking What Remains When We Stop Chasing What’s Nextstory
  3. Crossing the Atlantic: Lordkez in the On The Radar Boothstory

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The Girlfriends Club Is Building a World Where Love Has No Limits
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The Girlfriends Club Is Building a World Where Love Has No Limits

The Girlfriends Club began with Lushane Aubrey writing from an alter ego about relationships that did not exist. Then real love caught up with the fantasy. Through electric guitar, alternative R&B and the Marjorie EP, he is turning that emotional transition into an independent musical world of his own.

Crossing the Atlantic: Lordkez in the On The Radar Booth
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Crossing the Atlantic: Lordkez in the On The Radar Booth

Lordkez’s On The Radar performance of “Think Twice” shows South African alternative R&B crossing into a major New York platform without disguising itself as another global trend.